Draper and Delaney Named in Regional Telegram Listing
Local brief notes two individuals, Draper and Delaney, appearing in a 1906 context with reference to the GCTelegram site. No further details provided on dates, roles, or affiliations.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2001
Page
4
Local brief notes two individuals, Draper and Delaney, appearing in a 1906 context with reference to the GCTelegram site. No further details provided on dates, roles, or affiliations.
Opinion piece argues that rape remains a national problem and that sexual activity is a personal choice. It cites historical milestones of shelters and crisis centers, landmark research by Diana Russell, and Betty Friedan’s description of the issue as a widespread stain. The author calls for continued education and action to prevent forceful or coercive sex and urges readers to teach children about personal agency.
Rep. Tauzin calls the bill a giant step forward while Rep. Bonier opposes it. The measure backs oil and gas drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. A Baylor radiologist cites a dramatic nail injury survived by a carpenter with the nail missing vital areas by an eighth of an inch.
A House Ag Committee rushes toward an August 3 deadline for a 2002 concept farm bill that borrows from Freedom to Farm, adds counter cyclical payments and target prices, and would cost about 7.4 billion dollars annually. Critics say it complicates programs, raises prices without solving low farm incomes, and risks shifting bases and CRP expansion. Columnist Alan Guebert critiques the plan and calls for a simple, effective bill.
Kathleen Parker notes Congress moved to lift travel limits to Cuba, with an amendment passing and the full bill advancing to the Senate. The piece outlines Castro’s long hostility to the embargo, the Helms Burton Act, and past incidents fueling U.S. policy, while weighing whether lifting restrictions would push democratic ideals or merely boost Castro’s position.
August 2 marks several historic moments including the Continental Congress beginning to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Wild Bill Hickok was killed in Deadwood in 1876. Enrico Caruso died in 1921. A 1921 Chicago White Sox Black Sox trial acquittal occurred. Warren G Harding died in 1923. Thought for Today quotes John Barth on self heroism.
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