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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
5
County Administrator Pete Olson outlined a complaint filed last week and residents' request to address the county commission two days before zoning talks. The plan would require public hearings for new mining operations, though existing mines may remain unaffected as planners consider due process for neighborhood conflicts.
Director Spike Lee headlines a three 30 second television commercial campaign for Kmart filed under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last month. The spots depict families tackling daily tasks with the tagline Kmart The Stuff of Life. Steven Feuling says the ads aim to re state Kmart s emotional bond with shoppers.
Two former Wal Mart employees Diane Bell and Jennifer Heilman filed a District Court lawsuit on behalf of workers in 85 Oklahoma stores. The suit names Wal Mart Sam's Club and managers, alleging a clandestine scheme to underpay by forcing tasks beyond shift hours and pressuring staff to work off the clock during breaks. Damages unspecified.
Karen Morgan 38 faces accusations after a shopper with 13 items in a 12-items lane says Morgan attacked her outside Market Basket. Police report Morgan was the aggressor, while the other woman says she was sworn at spat on and punched.
Two men linked to the 12 year old boy killing and his father’s burial are charged with capital murder in the couple's deaths in Opelika area. Carruth and Brooks face murder and attempted murder counts in the boy case. the father survived and guided police.
In Choteau Montana winds up to 100 mph toppled power lines igniting grass fires over a 20 mile stretch about 100 miles north of Helena. The flames destroyed a house and prompted road closures as sheriff George Anderson said the homeowner barely escaped in his underwear with his dog and truck.
Washington AP reports that the 十-year 1.35 trillion Bush tax cut produced 441 changes, with many phased in. Treasury Secretary O Neill calls the code an abomination while promising simplification. IRS notes 132 million returns with 1 million error prone credits. New lines on forms cause confusion for those who got full or no rebates.
The Pentagon discussed four options to prevent a civil war in Afghanistan including sending up to 30000 U S troops to police the country. Rumsfeld warned of instability from rival factions al Qaida and Taliban remnants as Karzai's government faces pressure while Iran aids opposing groups. Public opinion and regional backlash pose major concerns for a one country peacekeeping force.
SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt said regulators will tighten corporate disclosure rules without waiting for Congress and may move if legislation stalls. The agency and Justice Department probe Enron and Arthur Andersen as investors doubt financial reports grow. Critics warn of ethical issues in accounting and lawyering highlighted by the collapse. A lawmaker cites a videotape alleging Enron executives urged employee retirement investments in Enron stock.
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