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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2002
Page
4
The Telegram announces its long history since 1906 and credits its editor and publisher leadership. It emphasizes the publication’s origins and ongoing commitment to informing people through telegram and news channels.
The piece condemns U S policies denying entry to poor Mexican children needing surgeries. It notes eligibility hurdles for passports and visas, contrasts with eased trucking rules, and argues civil rights fears rise from security focus. It calls for policy change to resume humanitarian access.
TSA spokesman Robert Johnson cites aims to speed screening while federal rules shift. Parking lots reopen and screening methods update as officials implement new procedures for holiday travelers. President Kostunica accuses irregular lists of robbing him after Serbia’s election turnout falters. Bush hails Kennedy Center honorees in a White House reception.
December 9 2002 marks day 343 of the year with 22 remaining. Historical notes recall 1907 Christmas seals sold in Wilmington for tuberculosis relief and 1608 John Milton born in London. Also 1854 Tennyson’s The Charge published in England and 1940 British troops launch North Africa offensive. The same day 1941 China declares war on Japan Germany and Italy. 1942 Khachaturian ballet Gayane first performed by the Kirov Ballet.
The question of federal relief for the airline industry sparks a murky mail vote. Voters weigh whether government aid should be provided, with opinions split between yes and unsure as the campaign unfolds.
The author notes Didion, Nash, and Matthews while exploring holiday themes and St Distaff Day. He recounts Pluto's discovery by Clyde Tombaugh at Lowell Observatory, the name origin, and ongoing planetary status debates, ending with a KEU reference and an email address.
Syndicated columnist Roger Hernandez argues against broad race based preferences while endorsing targeted aid for the truly disadvantaged. He cites a Supreme Court review of Michigan admissions and recommends focusing programs on low income districts to boost Black and Hispanic applicants without stigmatizing non disadvantaged whites.
Guest column warns that FDA advisors may allow ongoing controversial gene therapy trials despite severe side effects. It cites a leukemia case in a 3 year old and past Jesse Gelsinger death, urging caution, long term risk tracking, and adherence to precautionary principles before human trials proceed.
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