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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2003
Page
4
Asahi Shimbun reports Koizumi urging U.N. cooperation and world unity on Iraq while avoiding US tensions over North Korea. Europe worries unilateral action and Japan weighs oil interests and security risks amid Bush Blair policies.
The Telegram invites reader feedback via Fax to 620 275 2704 or 276 6862 Ext 201, and by mail to Attn Editor, 310 N Seventh St, Garden City KS 67846.
Victoria Samson argues the Bush administration’s December 2002 push to field ballistic missile defenses and space-based kill vehicles signals a shift toward offensive space capabilities. She warns of debris, huge costs, and a likely global arms race unless a public debate halts the move.
The author critiques the prepoll framing around the State of the Union, noting images of Saddam Hussein Osama bin Laden and the economy shaped the narrative. The piece argues the president framed war with Iraq as a done deal, relying on selective evidence and urging readers to question motives, timing, and consequences. The column questions why Iraq is chosen, why act alone, and what the ultimate goals and costs will be.
Charles Francis argues that modern cities mirror ancient Rome with monolithic power and growing inequities. He calls for an ecological redesign linking urban food systems to nearby farms, prioritizing peace over conquest, local governance over global corporations, and a decentralized future guided by sustainable soils and the Iroquois seven generations principle.
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