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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 2002

Page

4

Bill Draper Linked to Gulf Coast Telegram

Bill Draper is noted in connection with gctelegram.com, with references to the Draper listing and coverage on the Gulf Coast Telegram site. The brief mentions him as a figure in local news and media coverage.

Gracia Burnham Shows Courage After Philippines Hostage Crisis

Our view highlights Gracia Burnham as an example of strength and resilience after a year in captivity with Abu Sayyaf. She supported justice actions against the group, spoke on Capitol Hill and at the White House, and chose public endurance over private withdrawal.

Gracia Burnham Philippines Martin Kansas United States Abu Sayyaf Osama bin Laden al-Qaida Burnham Capitol Hill White House Ari Fleischer

Deadline for letters of endorsement in August primary

The deadline to submit letters of endorsement for the August 6 primary is 5 p.m. Thursday, August 1. Late letters will not be published. Letters must be signed and include the author's telephone number for verification.

Traficant Expelled From Congress Over Bribes

Ohio Representative James Traficant, nine terms in Congress, became the fifth member ever expelled after a bribery and kickback scandal. He warned he was prepared to lose everything and go to jail as colleagues voted.

Ohio James Traficant House Congress

On This Day in History July 25 Highlights

July 25 marks key events across centuries including Puerto Rico becoming a self governing commonwealth in 1952, Henry IV’s 1593 conversion to Catholicism, Ulysses S. Grant becoming General of the Army in 1866, Louis Blériot’s Channel crossing in 1909, and Bing Crosby with the Andrews Sisters recording Don’t Fence Me In in 1944.

Puerto Rico United States France Henry IV Ulysses S. Grant Louis Bleriot English Channel Calais Dover Bing Crosby Andrews Sisters Cole Porter Los Angeles Decca Records

Republican primary Aug 6 buzz notes candidates

A local buzz mentions the Republican primary set for August 6 and asks who is most impressive so far. Voters are urged to vote by email at 275-2704 Attn BUZZ with contact for Dan Bloom Dave Kerr Bob Knight Tim Shallenburger Ext 304.

Dollar slide follows Wall Street rout and Bush policy

A sharp Dow drop over 900 points and a 15 percent yearly loss, with Nasdaq down nearly 30 percent, drives a weaker dollar. The piece analyzes how a weak dollar might boost Ag exports but warns policy, currency moves, and deficits shape outcomes, quoting economist Parl Rossen and noting O Neill’s stance on a strong dollar.

George Bush Wall Street Parl Rossen Texas A&m Ag Rossen U.S Japan America U.S. Treasury Paul O'Neill White House O'Neill Bush O’neill Alan Greenspan

Privacy officer vs TIPS and the Patriot Act clash

Kathleen Parker argues Armey opposes a citizen spy program while backing a privacy officer to oversee Homeland Security rules. She satirically notes the Patriot Act expands government reach, including banking data access, and questions CIA money trails, urging caution about privacy erosion and advising against phone talks with advisers.

House Richard Armey Ecru Armey R-Texas Homeland Security Department Department Justice Department Bush Osama bin Laden America CIA Florida Mr. Q KGB

The Fix Is In McCain Says Corporate Fraud Rules

Donald Kaul reflects on politics and business as he notes how corporate money influences policy. He recalls Clinton vetoes and a 97 to 0 Senate vote on fraud laws, and cites McCain’s remark that the fix is in amid calls to count stock options as expenses.

Ash Bush Minneapolis Mr. Bush Senate Joe Lieberman Clinton Securities and Exchange Commission House Sen John McCain McCain

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Bill Draper Delaney Draper Erin Runnion Samantha Runnion California William Kezer U.S. Postal Inspection Service New York Adelphia Communications REA Estroy Dan Bloom Dave Kerr Bob Knight Tim Shallenburger Tarnation Alan Guebert Garden City Telegram Aguebert Worldnet Art.net Farm & Food File Dano Harry G. Brown Bartow Federal Delta Air Lines Kathleen Parker Kparker Kparker.com Orlando Sentinel Donald Kaul
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