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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2002
Page
4
In the wake of the September 11 attacks the author notes a lingering fear and a stubborn cycle of violence. They warn that greed and cruelty persist, violence remains a concern, and society must resist profiteers while honoring victims by striving for a better world.
A reader voices frustration over government aid, arguing subsidies would not compensate for losses from drought and high fuel costs. They criticize rising permits and taxes, urge taxpayer relief, and question why hauling cattle rates and overall truck profitability lag behind historic levels.
Readers weigh in on disaster relief for drought hurt farmers arguing small family farms suffer while big corporations exploit loopholes. They urge no bailouts for investors and criticize government aid as uneven, questioning who bears the risk in business, farming, and investment.
Kansas Secretary of State Bill Graves won the 1994 GOP nomination with about 41 percent, defeating Gene Bicknell and Fred Kerr as Tim Shallenburger captured 41.6 percent in 2002, fending off Dave and Bob Knight. Loomis notes the 1994 wave aided Graves and Tiahrt, while 2002 faces GOP divisions, a weaker economy, and Sebelius as a centrist Democratic alternative.
Radio host Jim Hightower blasts Rep John Mica a Florida Republican co chair of the House task force on counter narcotics for backing aerial glyphosate spraying in Colombia. The piece accuses him of ignoring health risks while demanding more funding and argues Leahy's health standards should apply.
A column reflecting on classroom authority, parental involvement, and the risk of escalating misconduct from youth. It questions how authority, discipline, and law interact as children grow, noting changes in respect for teachers and the role of police, with emphasis on preserving restraint and proper conduct.
Sivek board members earned an A by tabling the fall bond proposal amid weak voter support. They cited economic concerns but hinted at backing a long term plan, while public hearings loom and budgets edge toward modest mill-levy changes. Community priorities and tax sentiment dominate the discussion.
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