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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 2002

Page

5

Rumsfeld says Iran hosted al Qaeda members fleeing

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld says Iran has allowed al-Qaida members and Taliban fugitives to escape and find refuge inside Iran while Iran denounces Bush’s labeling. He notes the porous border with Afghanistan and questions possible U.S. action. Other officials defend Iran’s role in Afghanistan’s interim government and reconstruction efforts.

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Subcommittee to vote on subpoena for Kenneth Lay testimony

The Senate Commerce Committee planned to vote on a subpoena to compel former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay to testify after he canceled a Monday appearance. Lawmakers moved to schedule a Tuesday session to consider measures, amid calls for accountability in Enron's collapse.

Washington Enron Kenneth Lay Senate Senate Commerce Committee Lay Capitol Hill House Earl Silbert Silbert Andrew Fastow Michael Kopper Congress Arthur Andersen David Duncan House Financial Services Committee Byron Dorgan Dorgan Justice Department House Energy and Commerce Committee Ken Johnson

Iraqi Kurd tensions rise as US warning sharpens

In northern Iraq fears grow that a Baghdad collapse could spur Kurdish autonomy ambitions in Turkey. Turkey’s Prime Minister Ecevit warns Hussein to allow UN public safety inspections or face consequences. Baghdad rejects inspectors and threatens retaliation. Iraqi VP Ramadan brands US policy as dirty and forecasts a danger exceeding Sept. 11.

Iraq Baghdad Turkey Bulent Ecevit U.N U.S Hussein Ecevit Taha Yassin Ramadan America Vremya Novostei

Auctioneers Learn From Collectors At Three Day Convention

The convention featured sessions on antique and collectible items, including fishing tackle, with speakers like Galen Smith of Ulysses sharing his collection. Smith noted old does not guarantee value and recalled lure origins, while Kenneth Schremmer of Great Bend praised collector input for auction success.

Gaitlin Galen Smith Ulysses Smith Kenneth Schremmer Bend

Poll shows Clinton not running in 2004 by large margin

A Marist College poll finds about 65 percent of voters say Hillary Clinton should not run for president in 2004, with 25 percent believing she will run. Republicans more likely than Democrats to think she will run, while overall sentiment leans against a White House bid. The telephone poll of 785 registered voters was taken Jan 14 to 24 with a 3.5 point margin of error.

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Holcomb senior leads Kansas Kids outreach effort

Holcomb High senior Bell coordinates Kansas Kids performances that spotlight teen issues such as drunk driving and teen pregnancy. The group travels with sponsor Jennifer LaSalle, while Bell’s family and local businesses support travel and lodging. After graduation she aims for college, volleyball, theater, and a career helping people.

Kansas Bell Holcomb Garden City Jennifer LaSalle

Budget decision looms as legislature mulls taxes and cuts

Gov Bill Graves backs 228 million in revenue from higher sales, cigarette, motor fuels taxes, and vehicle registration fees to avert immediate cuts. The plan targets agencies like Aging and Social and Rehabilitation Services facing multi million reductions that critics fear would hit seniors and the mentally ill. House members weigh timing while Senate stalls, with Rep Neufeld warning it may be over if the Senate does not act.

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