Mayors Step Aside in Garden City and Holcomb
Finney County communities Garden City and Holcomb announce their mayors Tim Cruz and Jannelle Robins-Gaede will leave the city commissions after long tenures. Cruz since 1995 and Robins-Gaede since 1985, say new activists will fill the vacancies as they cite the demanding, personal costs of public service.
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Finney County
Garden City
Tim Cruz
Holcomb
Jannelle Robins-Gaede
Robins-Gaede
Telegram
Diane
Lewis
Commission
Cruz
City Commission
State Board of Education
Connie Morris
Obscene plan sparks Daschle criticism of tax cuts
Senate leader Tom Daschle blasts Bush tax cut plan as obscene and wrong while the administration says the package would create 1.1 million jobs in two years. A Turkish Airlines crash kills 75 with a burning, split plane and explosion. An ad accuses sport utility vehicles of funding terrorism, tying oil money to violence.
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Senate
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Bush
Aliye Il
Turkish Airlines
Turkey
Highlights in History for January ninth
The entry notes Jan nine two thousand three as the current date and marks past events. It recalls Richard Nixon birth in 1913 in Yorba Linda California. It lists ratification of the Constitution by Connecticut in 1788 and Blanchard's balloon flight in 1793 between Philadelphia and Woodbury New Jersey. It also mentions Mississippi secession in 1861 and Lingayen Gulf landings in 1945. Anthony Eden's resignation in 1957 and 1964 Canal Zone rioting deaths are recorded, with Surveyor seven moon landing in 1968.
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Richard Milhous Nixon
United States
Yorba Linda
Calif
Connecticut
U.S
Jean Pierre Blanchard
Philadelphia
Woodbury
Lingayen Gulf
Philippines
Anthony Eden
Panama Canal Zone
Moon
Lunar
Pulse Reader Forum by E mail contact details
Readers are invited to send comments to the Ga ity Kansas forum via email at gctelegram.com or by mail to 310 N Seventh St, Ga ity KS. Contact numbers include 620 275 2704 and facsimile 620 276 6862 for editor correspondence.
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Ifs and buts candy for 2003 grain outlook
Columnist Alan Guebert weighs 2003 grain markets as USDA Jan. 10 report could spark a rally in wheat and corn. He notes potential price upside if stocks tighten and global demand weakens, while higher winter prices may curb exports and feed use. He cites potential subsidies and economic headwinds shaping farmer income.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
America
USDA
William Tierney Jr
Extension Ag
Kansas State
U.S
Congress
White House
Uncle Sam
Illinois
Free speech versus CAIR push in post 9 11 America
E-mail columnist Kathleen Parker critiques CAIR backed reactions to Muhammad cartoons and the broader chill on free expression. She cites Marlette and Cotterell as victims of backlash over irreverent depictions and controversial comments, arguing censorship through intimidation harms public discourse.
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Muhammad
Sulu
CAIR
Council On American-Islamic Relations
Doug Marlette
Marlette
Mohammed
The
Tallahassee Democrat
Statue of Liberty
Tallahassee
Democrat
Bill Cotterell
Cotterell
Israel
Bill
Cairo Declaration Against U S War on Iraq Rally
Peter Phillips reports on a Cairo gathering of 400 from about 20 countries December 18 19 to oppose U S military action in Iraq. Speakers from Europe the Americas and the Arab world denounce imperialism and colonialism urging unity against Bush's War.
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Ben Bella
Iraq
United States
Syria
Iran
Egypt
Europe
Americas
U.S
Saddam Hussein
Denis Halliday
Ireland
United Nations
Halliday
Security Council
Hans von Sponeck
von Sponeck
John Rees
Great Britain
London
Saad K. Hammoundy
Arab League
William Ottman
International Federation of Journalists
CIA
Cairo
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