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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2003
Page
4
The article outlines how HIPAA privacy rules limit sharing employee health news and hospital confirms. It notes employers and providers face strict guidelines, complicating routine announcements about illness births and patient status. It suggests privacy fears may drive extreme policies until the rules are tested.
In Baghdad technicians outside the Rashid Street center hope for repair work as they discuss rebuilding Iraq from top to bottom. A former Argentine real estate broker laments job loss after voting in a presidential election that led to a runoff between Carlos Menem and Nestor Kirchner. Bruce Nash, a reality TV pioneer, comments on the potential success of a new cable channel Reality Central planned for 2004.
Today marks April 28 in history with notable events: mutiny on HMS Bounty in 1789 sending Captain Bligh adrift, James Monroe born in 1758, Maryland joining the Union in 1788, Saddam Hussein born in 1937, Mussolini killed in 1945, Kon-Tiki expedition in 1947, Japan war end in 1952, Nixon goodwill tour in 1958, Chernobyl disaster announced in 1986, Aloha Airlines roof incident in 1988, and USDA pyramid chart unveiled in 1992.
A concise notice directs attention to the address 310 North Seventh Street in Garden City Kansas 67846. The text reads as a postscript to an editor with a street location and city state ZIP. It preserves the address without additional context or instruction.
Kansas faces a $254 million deficit in the 2004 budget as Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and lawmakers refuse deep cuts or tax increases. They favor accounting tweaks and debt or delayed education funding, risking bigger gaps in 2005 with all 165 legislative seats up for election.
A politics controversy in New Jersey centers on Zulima Farber, a black and Cuban American attorney, whose nomination to replace retiring Justice James Coleman was withdrawn amid accusations she cannot fit the so called black seat. Gov McGreevey cites a driving record and tickets as reasons, while critics charge pandering to African Americans and Hispanics. The piece urges unity beyond minority labels and urges Hispanics to push for broader gains.
Article notes African Americans and Latinos bear disproportionate burdens at every criminal justice stage, citing Palmberg's view that the drug war amplified racial gaps since 1950. It also covers housing, religion, demographics, and a documentary on World War I veteran families.
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