Hamm wins men’s all around gold amid judging controversy
U S gymnast Paul Hamm captured the all around gold at the Olympics in a stunning finish. The event followed a scoring error that would have given Yang Tae Young gold if a 10 start value had been used on parallel bars. Judges were suspended and protests followed.
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Hamm
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Rumsfeld warns on intelligence overhaul proposal
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld cautions Senate plans to reorganize intelligence agencies. A separate culinary note highlights Chef Marc Marelich praising locally sourced produce, noting freshness and distinct flavors when grown nearby. Bon Appetit has started using regional produce and meats in San Jose, California.
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eBay
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Telegram invites reader feedback and contact options
The Telegram lists ways to send feedback by email fax phone or online editor with contact details and the office address at 310 N. Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for Attn Editor and Ext numbers.
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Constitutional rights excerpt in early public discourse
A scrambled line from a constitutional preamble underscores limits on government power. It notes no law shall establish religion, abridge free exercise or speech or press, and protects peaceable assembly and petition for grievances. The fragment hints at core First Amendment protections.
Beavers Island Politically Charged By Bush Kerry Signs
Beaver Island in Michigan sees a sudden political surge led by Mary Scholl owner of the Toy Museum. Democrats on the island caucused on a porch attracting 54 voters, helping Kerry gain prominence and prompting renewed Bush-Cheney sign efforts as locals anticipate a tight race and possible future campaign stops.
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Toy Museum
Mary Scholl
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Mary
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Bill McDonough
WTO agreement hurts farmers voiced by Nebraska farmers union leader
Larry Mitchell of the American Corn Growers Association argues against Zoellick’s WTO pledge and 2002 farm bill reforms. He says farm safety nets shrink while energy programs rise, urging withdrawal of the commitment amid low grain prices and high energy costs. He writes as Nebraska Farmers Union spokesperson.
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World Trade Organization
Zoellick
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America
Cargill Inc
Larry Mitchell
American Corn Growers Association
Nebraska Farmers Union
Nebraska
Telegram Letters Policy Notice
The Telegram invites signed letters with the writer’s address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less. thank you notes should be general. forms, poems, complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Pool funding debate echoes community activism and plans
Community members collected signatures to fund Big Pool improvements while commissioners weigh a long term master plan. The city will set aside $100,000 next year for the pool’s next phase, balancing progress with budget realities and the need for ongoing accountability. Diane Lewis can be reached at lewis gctelegram.com.
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Zoo
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