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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
4
A UCLA Higher Education Research Institute survey of incoming freshmen finds the class parties less but studies less, with high schools inflating grades. The report notes improved parental views yet concerns about college readiness and calls for renewed focus on academic rigor.
Secretary Colin Powell asserts sovereign options for action against Iraq ahead of a U.N. weapons report. Buccaneers owner Malcolm Glazer praises coach Jon Gruden after their first Super Bowl win. Lance Cpl Jonathan Davis notes a home-like game view from a Kuwait base with an M16 nearby.
Thirty years ago the Vietnam peace accords were signed in Paris on January 27 1973. Mozart was born in 1756 in Salzburg and Edison patented the electric lamp in 1880. Verdi died in 1901 in Milan at 87. The first all American air raid on Germany occurred in 1943. Leningrad siege ended in 1944. Auschwitz Birkenau liberated in 1945. Nevada atomic tests began in 1951. Apollo One tragedy occurred in 1967 at Cape Kennedy Florida.
The notice provides contact options for The Pulse Reader Forum including email fax phone and attention lines. It lists editor contact channels and the Garden City Kansas mailing address for submissions. It mentions extension numbers and street address for reader correspondence.
A Census Bureau finding shows Hispanics surpassing non-Hispanic blacks in number, but the piece argues the term minority oversimplifies a diverse, growing group. It notes affluent Colombian immigrants, poverty among foreign born, and the broad impact across Texas politics, retail, and services, urging nuanced understanding of Hispanic influence.
Letter urges private citizens to fund school reconstruction in Afghanistan after 9 11, criticizing official sums of 29 million. Proposes a tax deductible program under SCHOOLS FOR AFGHANISTAN, supervised by a trusted organization, with checks sent to Duane West in Garden City Kansas.
A KU news release notes Kathleen Sebelius as Kansas governor amid a rare group of female leaders, with two KU alumnae among governors and Kansas ranking high in female state legislators. It also recalls Nancy Kassebaum Baker as a pioneer and contrasts Arizona and Texas with Kansas for female governors.
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