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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2002
Page
4
The article lists established figures Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with roles at the Gazette Communications Telegram. Delaney and Draper are identified with the outlets gctelegram.com, holding editorial and managing editor positions. The notice notes their longstanding association since 1906 and references their titles Editor Publisher and Managing Editor.
The piece defends North Carolina's plan to have incoming students read Approaching the Qur'an by Michael Sells, argues legal challenges are weak, and rejects the notion that Islam is America’s enemy. It notes court rulings do not bar study of religious texts and urges informed discussion amid cultural fear.
Louis of Garden City argues the Rec Commission should manage the Big Pool, urging election of capable members or removal of the entire board. He contends a separate aquatics director is unnecessary and questions creating new entities amid already stretched commissions.
The Buzz tally shows 28 favoring the city 43 the Rec Commission and 44 an independent board would finish the pool. Henry urges focus on the current overseer and a clear time frame while preserving older parts of the city amid tax concerns and a slow economy.
A fragmented note questions which sport claims the national pastime and invites comment by email fax or phone. It lists baseball football basketball soccer as options but offers no clear stance and directs readers to contact the Buzz desk at the Gazette Telephone extension and address.
A skeptical reader argues confidence in the U S market system is waning amid Enron WorldCom and Grubman style scandals. He warns that moral standards and fairness have not kept pace with vast losses and bonuses while insiders walk away rich and everyday investors bear the pin. He notes Grubman’s multimillion severance and the broad damage to retirement hopes as proof of systemic corruption and a hollowed out trust in capitalism. He ends with a quote from E M Forster on trust as a luxury of the wealthy and calls for real fairness to restore faith.
A Environmental Defense report shows U.S car and light truck fleets produced 20 of CO2 emissions in 2000, with General Motors leading at 30 percent, Ford 25 percent, and DaimlerChrysler 18 percent. Toyota and Nissan show large per-vehicle and fleet CO2 increases as SUVs grow.
The piece argues for Bush era plans to expand AmeriCorps and Senior Corps through the Citizen Service Act, to mobilize volunteers and strengthen nonprofits. It notes benefits like capacity building, improved collaboration with government, and a U S effort to turn citizens into active helpers rather than passive observers.
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