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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2002
Page
4
The Sun responds to Virginia O Hara n with a heartfelt defense of belief in Santa Claus. It argues that faith and imagination surpass what is visible, declaring Santa exists as surely as love and generosity. The piece emphasizes childhood wonder and the enduring joy brought by belief.
Senator Trent Lott resigns as Senate majority leader reflecting on backlash from his Mississippi conservative Christian stance. Senator Joseph Biden warns North Korea nuclear threats on Fox News Sunday. Nebraska Lottery spokesman Brian Rockey comments on a Christmas Powerball drawing potentially worth nearly 300 million.
The Buzz asks if Lott did the right thing stepping down as Senate majority leader amid calls to vote or respond by email. The piece notes public sentiment and media discussion around the leadership transition.
Kathleen Parker argues Canada’s hate speech laws punish odious speech but risk chilling political discourse. She contrasts David Ahenakew’s vilification of Jews with Trent Lott’s comments, warns against micromanaging thought, and urges defending free speech over broad bans.
Venezuelans press a two week general strike and mass demonstrations to force President Hugo Chavez from office or trigger new elections. Opponents accuse Chavez of undermining democracy while he argues for staying until 2006. Calls rise for a referendum though constitutional limits apply.
A column discerns war and peace as constants in history, weaving in WWI poet Wilfred Owen Whitman and Horace, and notes Christmas cards hinting at peace. Anecdotes include a Cimarron friend’s world peace wish, a Wisconsin professor, weather quips, and Dolores Hope contact.
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