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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper helm the GCTelegram newsroom with Draper serving as Editor and Publisher and Delaney as Managing Editor guiding reporting and operations at the established outlet since 1906.
The piece notes delayed criticism of President Bush for using the axis of evil label for Iran Iraq and North Korea. Sen Daschle calls for careful rhetoric while some Republicans urge blunt language. The author argues modern threats from Saddam Hussein North Korea and Iran warrant firm approach and even bold rhetoric at times.
Olympic snowboarder Danny Kass, 19, helped the United States achieve its first medals sweep in 46 years. The broadcast satire and later quotes touch on pop culture and politics, with remarks from Laura Bush and Afghan envoy Rahmatullah Musaghazi.
A reflective quote attributed to Kurt Vonnegut cautions that identity mirrors our pretenses urging careful choosing of what we imitate. The line invites readers to consider authenticity in personal and public life.
Chronology notes Lincoln born in 1809 and Savannah founded in 1733. Utah women win the vote in 1870, Lincoln’s birthday made a holiday in 1892, NAACP founded in 1909, Lincoln Memorial cornerstone laid in 1915, Superman radio debut in 1940, Grant Wood dies in 1942, Vietnam POW releases in 1973, Clinton perjury vote in 1999, Bush reelection bid announced, North Korea defector seeks asylum in 2000s, Clinton open bureaus in Cuba.
Voters were asked via email if they would support permanently renewing the half cent city sales tax. The message provides contact options at the Buzz Telegram for comments or voting, including an email and telephone extension, with unclear instructions.
After a week as assistant managing editor the writer reflects on shifting duties from sports to general news. He notes the weight of serving 10,000 subscribers, the range of local stories, and his commitment to covering Garden City and southwest Kansas with accuracy and care.
Andrew Aulisi argues the United States must lead in negotiating a global warming treaty and embracing clean energy. He endorses Kyoto style mechanisms, regional plans with Canada and Mexico as a fallback, stronger energy efficiency, and 21st century technologies to curb emissions and avoid long term costs.
The piece argues the FY 2003 Budget reiterates flawed 10 year projections, shrinking a $5.6 trillion surplus to deficits, and advancing a $591 billion in new tax cuts. It cites rising debt, future interest payments, and dangers to Social Security and Medicare, urging fiscal sanity from the Concord Coalition leaders Rudman and Kerrey.
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