Our View on Orange Alerts and Airport Security Tensions
The piece critiques the Bush administration and Ridge for raising the orange alert without clarity. It questions the necessity of invasive scanner procedures and the lack of specifics on threats, urging clearer guidance for the public amid heightened security tensions.
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Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Bush
Homeland Security
Tom Ridge
Ridge
Voices on war, dissent, and Sunday sales spark debate
U N nuclear chief ElBaradei warns inspections cost time but avert decades of war with potential consequences. Edward Morrow condemns silencing dissent as unpatriotic amid a canceled White House poetry symposium. Jonathan Newman notes Sunday sales rise as PA liquor board shifts policy since Prohibition.
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Ridge
U.N
Mohamed ElBaradei
Iraq
Edward Morrow
Manchester, Vt
Jonathan Newman
Pennsylvania
Liquor Board
This Day in History Highlights Feb 10
On February 10, 1967 the 25th Amendment took effect clarifying presidential disability and succession. France ceded Canada to England in 1763, ending the French and Indian War. Queen Victoria wed Albert in 1840. Mormons began exodus west in 1846. The Normandie capsized in New York Harbor in 1942 after a fire during refit. Glenn Miller received a gold record for Chattanooga Choo Choo. Death of a Salesman opened on Broadway in 1949.
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England
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Britain
Victoria
Prince Albert of
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Church of Jesus Christ of
Illinois
New York Harbor
RCA Victor
Glenn Miller
Arthur Miller
Broadway
Morosco Theater
Telegram invites reader feedback to editor
The Telegram announces multiple contact options for readers to submit feedback includes email, fax, phone numbers 620 275 2704 276 6862 and mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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Seventh St
Garden City
Westar abandons bigger-is-better plan to refocus on utilities
Westar Energy Inc. will sell assets and return to a pure electric utility, undoing its 1990s strategy of expansion via mergers and non-utility holdings. The move follows regulatory scrutiny over debt, a major stake in Protection One, and signals a industry shift after deregulation efforts stalled and California's 2000 2001 crisis.
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Western Resources Inc
Westar Energy Inc
Westar
Mark Ruelle
Westar Energy
Kansas Corporation Commission
ECC
Protection One Inc
Protection One
KCC
David Wittig
Jim Haines
Congress
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Kansas
Annie Kuether
Topeka
House Utilities Committee
Kelly Harrison
Tim Shallenburger
California
Ruelle
Vanity Fair column taxes Dame Edna clash with Hispanic praise
A February Vanity Fair issue features Salma Hayek on the cover and a controversial Ask Dame Edna exchange. Readers react with anger while defenders argue the joke targets ignorance rather than Hispanics, noting the piece reveals tensions over language, identity, and culture.
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Vanity Fair
Salma Hayek
Dame Edna
George W. Bush
Don Quixote
Garcia Lorca
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Graydon Carter
Barry Humphries
Harold Bloom
Yale Classics
Bloom
Garden City humor and big hairball talk cross paths
A local column blends light quips about the Worlds Largest Hairball and Groundhog Sunday lore with notes on community quirks. It recalls Peg Bracken humor, cites Emmaus House meal counts for 2002, and cites Habitat for Humanity figures on U S homes and affordability.
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Garfield
Garden City
Canker City
Emmaus House
Habitat For Humanity
United States
Habitat World Magazine
U.S
Habitat
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