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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 2003

Page

4

Independent USD 457 board shows independent thinking in budget talks

In their first meeting after re election, USD 457 board members Jeff Crist Gail Dunford Bruce Reichmuth Mike Utz kept to independent lines. They approved a 2 percent overall budget cut after 4 3 votes and challenged spending, signaling a more probing approach to governance in public meetings.

USD 457 Board of Education Jeff Crist Gail Dunford Bruce Reichmuth Mike Utz Rocky Welton

Bush says Saddam losing grip amid massive bombing strike

President Bush asserts Saddam Hussein is weakening and possibly dead after a large bombing campaign. Basra teacher Fatah Aziz and Hong Kong physician Dr Gavin Joynt describe confusion and uncertainty as a deadly flu-like virus has killed at least 104 globally.

Bush Saddam Hussein Gavin Joynt Hong Kong

Moynihan: A rare Washington voice ahead of his time

The late Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a four term New York senator and Harvard professor, blended Ivy League wit with Irish working class roots. He warned of public health and race issues, backed welfare reform, and urged cautious governance while shaping national policy across decades.

Daniel Patrick Moynihan Washington Gene McCarthy Moynihan Harvard New York Professor Moynihan Ralph Nader John Kennedy Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald All America America Richard Nixon White House Nixon

Cold War Voice Warns Against Overreach and Partisan Drift

Columnist Donald Kaul, longtime Washington observer, recalls a wary Cold War stance that opposed rushed intervention and sprawling military budgets, praising restraint and alliances while criticizing the Grenada, Nicaragua, Panama actions and the Iraq war.

Soviet Union Ronald Reagan Grenada Nicaragua Panama Iraq

Feinstein warns against first use of nuclear weapons in war on Iraq

Naila Bolus of Ploughshares Fund argues in a Seattle- area column that U S leaders risk eroding the nuclear threshold by considering bunker busters and low yield weapons. She cites Feinstein and other senators opposing pre emptive use while urging preservation of America's non nuclear default.

Iraq U.S Dianne Feinstein D-Calif George W. Bush Donald Rumsfeld Feinstein America United States Bush Administration House Bush India Pakistan John F Kennedy Naila Bolus Ploughshares Fund Ploughshares.org

April 9 in history highlights from 1865 to 1998

Highlights mark events across centuries including Lee’s 1865 surrender at Appomattox, La Salle’s Mississippi reach in 1682, Marian Anderson at the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, and Challenger’s 1983 landing. It notes NASA astronauts selection in 1959, Churchill honorary citizenship in 1963, Astros’ 1965 Dome game, and Clinton’s 1996 line-item veto.

Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant Appomattox Court House Virginia Robert la Salle Mississippi River Marian Anderson Lincoln Memorial Washington, D.C Constitution Hall Daughters of the American Revolution Germany Denmark Norway Bataan Texas Oklahoma Kansas NASA America Scott Carpenter Gordon Cooper John Glenn Gus Grissom Wally Schirra Alan Shepard Donald Slayton Winston Churchill U.S Houston Astrodome Astros New York Yankees Edwards Air Force Base California Clinton U.S Supreme Court Iraq Baghdad Benjamin Chavis NAACP Benjamin Hooks

Gard en City Telegram Reader Feedback Contact Info

The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or mail. Attn. Editor at 310 N Seyenth Street Garden City KS 67846 and by phone 620 276-6862 ext 20. Email editor at gctelegram com.

Looking Back at the Baby Boom and The War Era

The piece reflects on Baby Boomers aging and reassessing the world as wars reshape views. It cites memories of World War II and Vietnam plus cultural nostalgia, with commentary from Vicky Hallett and Todd Gitlin on postmodern recycling and imagination. Dolores Hope signs off.

United States Mexico White Cloud Thou Grenada Panama Germany Turkey Vicky Hallett U.S. News & World Report Hallett Todd Gitlin Columbia University

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Steve Delaney U.S. Congress Fatah Aziz Basra Blivi Maid Kaul Luteman Media Service Donald Kaul Demetricsa The Associated Press the Pulse Reader Forum N. Sey Enth St Garden City Dolores Hope Dandhope Juno.com Dolores Hope Garden City Telegram
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