Garden City ponders Main Street program for downtown revival
The town eyes a Main Street initiative to attract state and federal grants, revitalize dilapidated structures, and support retail growth. Mayor Reynaldo Mesa backs the plan alongside the Downtown Vision Committee while noting the long haul and private public collaboration required for success.
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Jeanne Stinson
Stinson
Lish
Garden City
Reynaldo Mesa
Downtown Vision Committee
Dodge City
Bombed UN headquarters quotes and recall remarks from campaign ads
UN spokesman Salim Lone commented after the Baghdad bombing that the unit is unarmed and seeks to help Iraq, while California Governor Gray Davis faced a recall push amid political fights over leadership. Arnold Schwarzenegger urged action against perceived failures, and aid worker Annie Wright described a sharp rise in malnourished children in Liberia.
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Iraq
Salim Lone
U.N
Baghdad
Annie Wright
Liberia
Action Contre la Faim
Action Against Hunger
Telegram invites reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram opens a reader feedback channel with email and fax contacts. It provides Attn Editor and mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for letters. Readers can submit comments, questions, or concerns to the newspaper staff.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Fragment of First Amendment text on religious and free speech rights
The passage presents the core clauses about freedom of religion speech and press, plus the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government. It anchors American civil liberties protections and limits on government action.
California recall chaos and Nixon nostalgia in Kaul column
The column rails at California recall politics with Schwarzenegger fringe talk and critics note Republicans bending rules. It traces the trend to Nixon era Watergate and Iran Contra, blaming GOP opportunism and urging caution amid fear of broader abuses. Columnist Donald Kaul notes 30 years covering Washington.
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Bill Clinton
Florida
Texas
California
PBS
White House
Brookings Institution
Mexico
Nixon
Iran
Nicaragua
Justice and the international criminal court rise after genocide
The piece argues for the ICC as a safeguard against impunity for genocide and war crimes, noting broad global support and U S pressure to deny immunity to accused individuals. It criticizes the Bush administration for opposing the court while pursuing Guantanamo tribunals, urging citizens to defend international justice and Nuremberg legacy.
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Ecent
Rwanda
Bosnia
Herzegovina
New
International Criminal Court
U.S
United States
Bush Administration
Guantanamo Bay
Executive Branch
Defense of America
Rethinking Transmission Siting for a Competitive Grid
The Northeast blackout shows how state siting can block regional market needs. As regulators shift grid pricing to federal bodies, states still license lines, risking incoherent policy. Reform is needed to balance local concerns with regional investment and ensure symmetry between market growth and siting decisions. Brown of Harvard cautions Congress to empower federal or regional regulators in transmission siting.
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Northeast
Ohio
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Connecticut
Long Island
Florida
Congress
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Delaney
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
EPA
the Pulse Reader Forum
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Marqlies Qoerartien
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Hustler
Mickey Mouse
Jake
John Ashcroft
Huston
Tom Huston
J. Edgar Hoover
Donald Kaul
Washington
Minuteman Media Service
Brown
Harvard Electricity Policy Group
Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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