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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2002
Page
4
Incoming UNC freshmen challenge a reading requirement citing free speech rights. The court fight centers on a course reading "Approaching the Qur n: The Early Revelations" and the university’s amended policy allowing objections while requiring a brief paper. The piece argues against banning religious content in public education.
Ismail Haniyeh asserts there is no peace with Israel after an Israeli warplane strikes a Gaza City house, killing a top Hamas militant and at least 11 others including children, as the incident deepens regional tensions. A separate White House remark notes no stock picks and a California district attorney vows strict action after the abduction and murder of 5 year old Samantha Runnion.
Key moments on this date include Steve Brodie’s famous Brooklyn Bridge plunge claim in 1886, Grant’s death in 1885, Haile Selassie’s birth in 1892, Austria Hungary’s 1914 ultimatum to Serbia, Harry James recording in 1942, and Nasser’s 1952 Egyptian coup.
Email tips from gctelegram.com name Dan Bloom Dave Kerr Bob Knight Tim Shallenburger discuss who looks strongest in the Aug 6 Republican primary as the race drives attention.
A concerned writer warns that the Internet fuels betrayal, crime, and vice harming families and society. He cites adultery, pornography, addiction, and global threats while acknowledging positive uses yet fearing civilization's demise from our own inertia and susceptibility to seductive online temptations.
King of Maine and Penny of Minnesota emerge as pragmatic independents shaping a centrist coalition. Penny, once in the Democratic ranks, retreats from party polarization to run in Minnesota with Hubert Humphrey Institute ties and policy focus. Both acknowledge voter fatigue with partisan fights and push for fiscal responsibility reform and reduced money in politics. Penny, like King, profits from a calm, serious image distinct from Ventura's celebrity.
Opinion by Genevieve Melford of LRA argues against permanent estate tax repeal. Citing revenue losses, higher taxes on middle and low income, and minimal benefit to the wealthy, it condemns the sunsetting plan and warns of broader fiscal harm.
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