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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2002

Page

4

Steve Delaney Bill Draper

Editor and Publisher Managing Editor are listed as staff roles for the publication. The source presents names with titles indicating leadership positions within the newspaper. No further context or actions are provided.

Steve Delaney Bill Draper

Kansas teen passenger limit bill faces enforcement hurdles

The Kansas Senate's 6-5 vote to send a bill restricting under 18 drivers to only one additional non-sibling passenger aims to reduce teen distractions. Critics call enforcement nearly impossible without profiling, arguing stronger driver training and penalties would more effectively improve road safety.

Kansas City Kansas Cities Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee Senate

Pastrana ends peace talks after hijackings and senator kidnapping

Colombian President Andres Pastrana breaks off negotiations with leftist rebels following a hijacked jetliner and the kidnapping of a prominent senator. The event coincides with international leaders commenting on Bush and other issues during a Beijing press conference.

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Petit Chrisita Day In Scandal and Robbery Quote

An English state figure Lord Chesterfield 1694 to 17738 is quoted. The saying frames the idea that the receiver bears blame equal to the thief in scandal and robbery.

Lord Chesterfield

Highlights From History on February Twenty First

On February 21 across years, Malcolm X was assassinated in New York in 1965, the first New Haven telephone directory issued in 1878, the Washington Monument dedicated in 1885, Verdun began in 1916, The New Yorker debuted in 1925, Polaroid Land camera demo in 1947, Nixon visits China in 1972, Libyan Airlines jet shot down in 1973, and Larry Wu-tai Chin killed himself in 1986 while imprisoned.

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Bioethics panel fails to reach cloning consensus

The President's Council on Bioethics remains deeply divided over the morality and ethics of human cloning for medical research and treatments. Voters are invited to comment via email, fax, or phone with contact details provided.

Council On Bioethics

Senate Farm Bill push to lock in four reforms

Senators urge House-Senate conference to keep four reforms in the 2002 Farm Bill. They argue the hard cap on farm program payments, a packer ownership ban 14 days prior to slaughter, country of origin labeling, and cleanup-cost limits are essential to curb excesses of Freedom to Farm and protect farmers and ranchers.

Senate Freedom To Farm Environmental Working Group Riceland Foods Inc Farmers Rice Coop Harvest States Coop Tyler Farms Producers Rice Mill Inc Iowa Indiana Illinois Oklahoma Minnesota American Farm Bureau National Corn Growers National Cattlemen's Beef Association National Pork Producers Council American Meat Institute NCBA Packer

Powell on condoms sparks MTV forum debate

Columnist Kathleen Parker reports on Colin Powell’s MTV forum remarks praising condoms for sexually active people while endorsing abstinence. Reaction from abstinence groups clashes with Powell's nuanced stance, sparking calls for stronger abstinence messaging and debate over how to discuss sex and disease prevention in youth outreach.

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The Ride of My Life a New York City Cyclist Explores

Charles Romanoff, an economist and environmental activist, reflects on three decades of city biking from lower Manhattan to leafy escapes. He details miles logged, family bike rides, and the commuter pride in cycling through fear, traffic, and post 9 11 resilience. He notes bikes save money, time, and fuel while offering city immersion and control.

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