Tiger Woods Dominates Masters for 2002 Victory
Tiger Woods, already a dominant force, wins the Masters at Augusta National in a showcase of skill and steadiness. Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen finish strong, but the 26-year-old phenom claims the title and cements his status among golf's legends.
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Arnold Palmer
Bobby Jones
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Retief Goosen
Chavez returns to power after base skirmish
Hugo Chavez spoke at a base where he trained as a paratrooper as Gen Raul Baduel led a rebellion against his ouster, sparking protests demanding Chavez's return. John Walters questioned plan Colombia's path forward as Pastrana seeks U.S. support, while Tiger Woods won back to back Masters titles amid a tougher course.
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John Walters
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Andres Pastrana
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Colombia
Tiger Woods
Titanic Sinks After Collision in 1912 Ocean Tragedy
On April 15 1912 the British liner Titanic sank in the North Atlantic near Newfoundland after hitting an iceberg, with about 1500 lives lost. Other notable events this date include San Francisco's 1850 incorporation and Lincoln's assassination in 1865.
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Fort Sumter
Lincoln
Garden City mayor selection by top vote getters debated
The Garden City commission currently chooses a new mayor from among its members based on the previous election's top vote-getters. The piece asks whether this tradition remains best or if a different method should be adopted and invites comments via email.
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Garden City Commission
Black Sunday remembered in Garden City events and talks
Local readers hear about the dust storm of Palm Sunday weekend in 1935 through author Frank Stallings. He discusses his book Black Sunday, offers radio interviews and lectures at Garden City Community College, Hastings signing, and his Texas journalism career. A Denver Post Blizzard piece and a Southwest Kansas diocese bishop address clergy misconduct in separate notes.
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Garden City
High Plains
Stallings
Pampa
Texas
High Plains Public Radio
Mary Cervantes
Garden City Community College
Cervantes
Eakin Press
Amarillo
West Texas State College
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Northern Kentucky University
Highland Heights
Hastings
Denver Post
Kansas
Towner
Holly
Cole
Post
Pleasant Hill
Ronald M. Gilmore
Dodge City
Southwest Kansas Register
Debate Over Official English Law Spurs National Debate
The piece surveys state efforts to adopt Official English laws, noting Iowa’s 27th state action and Alaska’s court reversal. It argues the laws are mostly symbolic, with many exceptions, and cites demographic data to suggest immigrants naturally learn English, while some critics dislike Spanish use. It quotes Mauro Mujica and Roger Hernandez on language, integration, and public policy.
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Alaska
Iowa
Tom Vilsack
Arizona
Mauro E. Mujica
U.S. English
Chile
America
George W
Ricky Martin
Mujica
United States
Stevens
Senate should reject Tom Dorr for under secretary post
George Naylor of National Farm Action Campaign urges Senate to oppose Tom Dorr nomination due to alleged improper reporting to the Farm Service Agency and conflicts with family farmers. Critics accuse Dorr of prioritizing corporate interests, misrepresenting farm relations, and avoiding payment limits. President Bush urged to pick a candidate with integrity and commitment to rural communities.
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Thomas Dorr
National Corn Growers Association
National Pork Producers Council
Jennifer Dukes Lee
Des Moines Register
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FSA
Sen. Grassley
Iowa
ASCS
Agricultural Law Authority
Neil Hart
Iowa Citizens For Community Improvement
National Farm Action Campaign
Minnesota
Mark Dayton
Tom Harkin
Senate Agriculture Committee
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