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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2003
Page
4
A brief note highlights a Telegram channel founded in 1906 focusing on information sharing. It emphasizes people informing people and mentions yam com as a reference point for the source. The tone mirrors a compact local notice about a longstanding information network.
The column notes 60 Minutes II will air Saddam Hussein interview while Barbara Walters talks to Robert Blake and ABC's I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here competes for ratings. It questions viewer choices as war looms and asks if audiences will tune in on the eve of conflict.
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer cites North Korea missile tests as a symbol of risk on Roh Moo-hyun’s inauguration eve. Kim Alexander warns paperless voting may be vulnerable to hacks and outages. Carla Gaster comments on heavy Nashville snow and an insistence on winter ending.
This date recalls the 1993 World Trade Center bombing in New York that killed six and injured over a thousand. It lists historical milestones from 1802 Hugo’s birth to 1987 Tower Commission findings, including explorations, national parks, atomic developments, and constitutional amendments.
Contact options for the Pulse TTC Forum include email fax phone and telegram with numbers 620 275 2704 620 276 5862 and editor extension 201 Atm Editor address 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
Columnist Donald Kaul skewers Homeland Security rhetoric and the Bush administration, arguing duct tape, safe rooms, and evacuations prove inadequate against real threats. He recalls air raid drills and warns that U.S. policy has damaged global standing, U.N. law respect, and alliances, portraying Bush as a potential historic disaster.
Ian Urbina notes renewed U S sanctions on Libya and Qaddafi's efforts to rehabilitate, arguing for incremental incentives linked to internal reforms. The piece contrasts Western moves with Europe and discusses Lockerbie settlements, hostage aid, and calls for gradual normalization tied to political openness.
Connie Morris, a northwest Kansas native and new member of the state board of education, defeated incumbent Sonny Rundell in 2002. She argues Kansas public schools should not teach evolution or admit children of non citizens. Morris published From the Darkness in 2002 and describes a life of struggle, spiritual deliverance, and a driven aim to lead many to Christ. Ranji D. Arab is filming a documentary on whether children of illegal immigrants should access public education in Kansas, prompted by the Morris Rundell race.
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