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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 2001

Page

4

Editor and Publisher Acee Delaney Lead Telegram Team

The Telegram names Acee as editor and publisher with Steve Delaney as managing editor and notes Bill Draper on site. The brief release highlights leadership roles at gctelegram.com and outlines editorial oversight.

Sara Acee Steve Delaney Delaney Bill Draper Draper

CBS Defends Chandra Levy Coverage Decision

The right to ignore CBS News and anchor Dan Rather drew debate over reporting on Chandra Levy the missing DC intern linked to a married congressman. CBS says it avoided sensationalizing a non suspect case and critics should target tabloids for excess rather than the network.

BS News Dan Rather Chandra Levy Washington, D.C CBS Levys CBS News Andrew Heyward

Farm bill debates focus on policy goals and rural evolution

The two houses push a new farm bill amid complexity for Minnesota's economy. Lawmakers weigh objectives over subsidies and market linkage, aiming to aid smaller family farms, align payments with market conditions, preserve market flexibility, promote export growth, and end dairy discrimination, while urging rural adaptability.

Oth Congress Minnesota Upper Midwest America

Srebrenica survivor yardsticks seek justice after Krstic ruling

Suhra Malic laments lack of closure as U N court sentences Gen Radislav Krstic to 46 years for the massacre. President Bush hails patient rights bill as House approves a step toward care access and HMO accountability. Rep Dick Gephardt criticizes Republicans for backing the measure while Democrats push broader sue rights and higher damages.

Suhra Malic Srebrenica U.N Radislav Krstic Dick Gephardt House

On This Date in History August 3 2001 Highlights

Today in history notes key events on August 3 including Columbus sail from Palos in 1492 and Calvin Coolidge becoming president in 1923. It recalls Landis refusing to reinstate Black Sox players in 1921 and the State Department urging Americans to leave Spain in 1936. Thoughts quote follows.

Spas Christopher Columbus Palos Spain Americas Kenesaw Mountain Landis Chicago White Sox Black Sox Calvin Coolidge United States Warren G. Harding State Department Henri Frederic Amiel

Four Detroit officers fire at deaf man with rake. man dies

In August, Detroit officer David Krupinski shot Errol Shaw after Shaw, armed with a rake and threatening relatives, advanced toward a officer. The incident sparked a manslaughter case as a jury began hearing testimony, with debate over who acted first and whether force was justified.

Detroit Errol Shaw Shaw Brandon Hunt Hunt David Krupinski Krupinski DPD

Tax Rebate Rebellion ignites grass-roots response online

A spirited look at the 2001 tax rebate backlash as readers from dot-com, education, and business circles donate or pledge rebates to causes, groups, and political campaigns. The piece notes vast online activity, matching pledges, and debates over government size and tax relief. Ellen Goodman.

Oston Emeril Lagasse Reagan White House Inw.net America Webtv.net Charlton Heston Dallas National Rifle Association Ad.com Illinois Boston Kansas Oregon Seattle Earthlink.com Publicdebt.treas Bush San Luis Obispo Calif Planned Parenthood International DonateRebate.org TaxRebatePledge.org Home Depot Pizza Hut Wal-Mart Papa Bush Baby Bush

Address contacts for Garden City officials and senator

The text lists locations for the Board of County Commissioners and City Administrative Center in Garden City Kansas with street addresses 311 N Ninth St and 301 N Eighth St. It also references Senator Sam Brownback in Washington DC 20510 and Representative Jerry Moran with contact email addresses and a phone number 202 224 6521. It mentions the Senate and House offices and provides generic contact details.

Board of County Commissioners County N. Ninth St Garden City Sam Brownback Senate Garden City Commission Washington, D.C

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