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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2003
Page
4
Local telegrams note Steve Delaney involved in community updates. Establishment dates tied to 1906 reference frame, signaling long standing information channel. Public notices emphasize people informing people through the Telegram network.
Late lawmakers completed work on a bill to wipe out nearly all of the state's projected deficit by June 30 leaving about 2 million. They cut 48 million from monies earmarked for cities and counties forcing local governments to raise taxes or cut services. Gov. Sebelius urged looking on the bright side, but residents face higher local taxes as state aid vanishes. Citizens must accept fewer services or higher taxes while seeking efficiencies at both state and local levels.
Quotes from Melissa Jackson and Danny Coulson discuss terror alerts and possible links to Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. The text notes concerns about white supremacist threats and anticipates wider female gun use as a new war with Iraq looms, citing Nina Augustine.
Highlights recount key events on February 13 across history including Hauptmann's 1935 murder verdict in Flemington, Catherine Howard's 1542 execution, the 1635 founding of Boston Latin School, the 1914 ASCAP formation, and notable wartime and scientific milestones through 1984.
The Telegram invites reader comments by email or by fax at two numbers and by mail. Attn Editor extends to 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for mailed feedback.
Alan Guebert charges the 2004 USDA budget misleads about conservation and food safety, noting most increases are congressional mandates. He argues CSP funding is cut, recalls rise, and food aid grows due to economic need not admin policy, urging scrutiny of official touting.
In a column by Kathleen Parker, a 76 year old cancer patient recounts a six hour ER wait and infection treatment gaps. The piece links individual suffering to a national ER overflow crisis driven by rising demand, insurance gaps, and bed shortages. It cites a Center for Studying Health System Change study noting urgent care strain and calls for triage and policy action.
A February 2003 reflection notes widespread gloom amid looming war and snowy Washington days. It links the month’s history from Roman origins to Shakespeare and poets, underscoring February as a dreary interlude before spring.
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