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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 2003

Page

4

Pay up settlement targets Wall Street brokers over biased ratings

Ten major securities firms will pay about 1.4 billion dollars in fines after a prolonged SEC and state investigation into biased stock ratings. Citigroup Merrill Lynch and J P Morgan Chase are named among those affected. An analyst from Citigroup faces a 15 million dollar penalty while a Merrill Lynch analyst pays 4 million. The agreement includes reforms and denies or admits no wrongdoing.

Wall Street Securities and Exchange Commission New York Eliot Spitzer Citigroup Merrill Lynch J.P. Morgan Chase Jack Grubman Grubman Henry Blodget

Baghdad remarks and mixed quotes on Iraq transition

Retired Lt Gen Jay Garner urges democratic planning in Baghdad as Iraq moves toward nation building. A Chinese shopper surnamed Tang notes crowds thinning due to SARS impacts in a shopping district. An 18 year old Mohammed Taher comments on an uncensored Baghdad screening of a low budget film. Before Saddam’s fall censored versions were shown.

Saddam Hussein Iraq Jay Garner Baghdad Tang China Mohammed Taher

Historical Highlights From April 29 Across Years

Today in history reflects key events on April 29 across years including the liberation of Dachau in 1945, Hitler's marriage to Eva Braun, Joan of Arc's entry into Orleans in 1429, Maryland secession vote in 1861, New Orleans fall in 1862, the Easter Rising collapse in 1916, Japanese war-criminal indictments in 1946, Nixon transcript release in 1974, Harold Washington's 1983 oath, the 1992 Los Angeles riots aftermath, Colby drowning in 1996, and the 1997 Chemical Weapons Treaty going into effect.

Dachau Adolf Hitler Eva Braun Karl Doenitz Joan of Arc Orleans Maryland House of Delegates New Orleans Nixon White House Harold Washington Chicago Los Angeles Simi Valley Calif Rodney King CIA William Colby

Telegram invites reader feedback and contact options

The Pulse Reader Forum invites feedback via email fax and phone. Contact Attn Editor at Garden City Kansas location, 310 N Seventh St, Garden City KS 67846 or use the online portal at www gctelegram com for submissions.

N. Seventh St Garden City

Bush leadership shielded Bush from Democratic attacks

The briefing notes and pundit commentary show President Bush's leadership remains his strongest asset, even as Ted Kennedy framed sharp economic critiques. Polls mark high trust in Bush's decisive leadership, complicating Democratic bids to unseat him despite opposition on economy and Iraq.

Ted Kennedy Congress Kennedy Bush United States Iraq Saddam Hussein Public Opinion Strategies Bill McInturff Baghdad McIntorff Gallup World Trade Center Pentagon Ronald Reagan Reagan Afghanistan George Bush McInturff New Hampshire South Carolina Arizona

World shrinks as SARS changes global view of masks

Ellen Goodman argues SARS reshapes how we live and move across borders. Global health networks mobilize quickly, mapping the virus genome and racing toward diagnostics and treatment while nations confront openness, cooperation, and shared vulnerability.

Hong Kong Beijing Toronto London Singapore World Health Organization Network Vancouver Atlanta Julie Gerberding CDC New England Journal of Medicine China America

Aftermath of Iraq War Demands Patience and Unity

The piece argues rebuilding Iraq after Baghdad victory will be harder than combat. It urges patience from Iraqis and world acceptance of US British leadership shaping a new government, recalls looting at the National Museum, and notes demonstrations seeking unity among Shiite Sunni Arab Kurdish groups. It calls for world help to keep the peace and rebuild a prosperous Iraq.

Iraq Baghdad Saddam Hussein U.S Saddam America Britain National Museum of Antiquities Mesopotamia Raqi U.N

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