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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2002

Page

4

Draper Brothers Buyout Shifts Local Power Center

Local business history notes Bill Draper and Delaney associated with 1906 established firm. The Gaon County Telegram references Draper and Delaney in a note on longstanding leadership shaping the area’s commerce.

Teens find marijuana easier to obtain than alcohol or tobacco

A national study shows teens report easier access to marijuana than beer or cigarettes, yet 75 percent say they have not smoked it and 63 percent say schools are drug free. Locker searches are cited as effective, while concerns about privacy persist. Federal data warn about high lifetime use but overall attitudes show limited interest in marijuana use.

National Center On Addiction and Substance Federal Centers For Disease Control and Prevention

Nidal death noted amid al Qaida tape warnings

White House spokesman Ari Fleischer warned of the threat from al Qaida video material and highlighted the danger to innocents. State Department spokesman Philip Beeker echoed the call for dismantling extremist networks. Reports say Abu Nidal died in Baghdad. University of North Carolina professor Carl Ernst quipped about sensational headlines after a Quran discussion.

White House Ari Fleischer al-Qaida Abu Nidal State Department Philip Beeker Nidal Baghdad University of North Carolina Carl Ernst

On This Day History Highlights August 20 2002

August 20 marks events from 1833 birth of Benjamin Harrison to 1994 firing of NAACP head Benjamin Chavis Junior. Notable items include 1968 Prague Spring invasion by the Warsaw Pact and Churchill tribute to the RAF. Voyager II launch and Nyad Bahamas to Florida attempt are noted with other brief milestones.

Toy Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Alexander Dubcek Benjamin Harrison United States North Bend Ohio Andrew Johnson Brussels Belgium Britain Winston Churchill Royal Air Force Morocco Algeria Diana Nyad Bahamas Florida Benjamin Chavis Junior NAACP

Buzz Bic pool management question prompts board options

A survey last week asks residents who should run the pool project. Options include the city Rec Commission, an independent board, or voters. Contact E-man-275-2704 Attn BUZZ at extension 304 for details.

Baseball's Decline Than the Royals in My Memory

The writer recalls a 1970s Royals Stadium field trip with Cub Scouts, praising legends like George Brett and lamenting rising salaries and fan woes. He condemns modern greed in baseball, notes the 1994 strike, and predicts MLB teams folding for profit, ending with a call to fans to strike back. He signs off inviting email to the editor.

Royals Stadium Missouri George Brett Frank White Amos Otis Willie Wilson Freddie Patek Hal McRae Royals Yankees Red Sox Brett Major League Baseball Nebraska

Time is not on Bush's side in Iraq policy debate

A long view by a CIA veteran assesses the Gulf War intelligence failures and urges skeptical scrutiny of security briefings as Congress weighs policy toward Iraq. The piece notes CIA missteps in human intelligence, questions about Iraq's capabilities and the risk of a coalition split, and criticizes Bush for not clarifying his wartime strategy in time for a looming midterm election.

CIA U.S Iraq Political Science Quarterly Richard Russell National Defense University Saddam Hussein Hussein Russell Saddam Baghdad Kuwait Robert Gates Cuba East Germany Aldrich Ames Ures Kremlin Congress Bush

No on tax and abortion dominates Kansas primaries

Ron Isham analyzes Kansas primary results showing tax and abortion as decisive themes. He notes conservative voters rallied around Tim Shallenburger, boosting candidates like Connie Morris and Phil Kline, while incumbents faced little or no opposition. The piece flags regional patterns and questions future November impact.

Tim Shallenburger Shallenburger America Kansas Republican Party Phil Kline David Adkins State Board of Education Sonny Rundell Connie Morris Rundell Morris Finney Ford Seward Ellis County Moran Hayzlett Loyd Powell and Light Halbur Fankhauser

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