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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2002
Page
4
A national report by Building Blocks for Youth finds Latino youth face harsher pretrial detention and longer incarcerations than non Hispanic whites. It notes higher arrest rates for property offenses and greater adult incarceration, urging policy change to curb racial bias in juvenile justice.
WorldCom chief executive John Sidgmore says the firm will maintain cash reserves and face bankruptcy protection with minimal effect on employees and vendors. Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian vows reconciliation with China using goodwill and action. Golfer Ernie Els describes intense emotions after winning the British Open in Scotland.
On July 22 historical events include Wiley Post completing the first solo flight around the world in seven days. Cleveland, Ohio was founded in 1796. Spooner was born in 1844. A 1916 bombing occurred in San Francisco. Dillinger was killed in 1934. The Senate blocked court expansion in 1937. Gasoline rationing began in 1942. Patton’s forces took Palermo in 1943. King David Hotel bombing occurred in 1946. Robert E. Lee citizenship restored in 1975. Susan Smith’s 1995 murder conviction in Union, South Carolina.
The Buzz reports the Republican primary is scheduled for August 6. Among listed contenders Dan Bloom, Dave Kerr, Bob Knight, and Tim Shallenburger, impressions are developing with no clear frontrunner yet.
A nostalgic riff on cherished cookbooks and leftovers, citing Laurie Colwin, Peggy Bracken, and Dwight Garner. The piece muses on worn, beloved volumes and the joy of humane, witty writing over strict recipes, plus notes on The Grit in Athens and a playful kitchen philosophy.
A Cartoon Network brief says Speedy Gonzales is back on air after a fan campaign urged by Hispanics online. Observers note the mouse challenges stereotypes, with civil rights groups split on how the character is received, and warn viewers to still seek episodes amid limited scheduling.
Manny Hennessey of Oklahoma urges support for Sonny Rundell a long time ally and chairman of the Kansas State Board of Education. Rundell chairs the 10 member board guiding Kansas schools, drawing on experience from Garden City Community College and local boards, while supporting migrant education and community service in Finney and Gray counties.
The Senate approved fast track on May 23 with a second House vote expected. Supporters say it speeds deals. critics warn it cedes congressional oversight and can bypass amendments. They cite prior FTAs with Jordan and Vietnam and ongoing talks with Chile Singapore Australia and Korea. The Clinton era also signed hundreds of FTAs without fast track.
Supporter urges Morris in district race citing budget crisis and need for stable schools. Highlights her nine years teaching, advocacy for fair salaries, opposition to tax increases, and leadership roles in church and community. Mentions autobiography From the Darkness and endorsement by US Representative Moran.
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