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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2002
Page
4
Critics warn the Homeland Security initiative asking workers in homes and on streets to report suspicious activity risks safety and liability. Justice Department acknowledged public backlash and potential job risks for workers like cable installers and mail carriers while calling for better interagency coordination.
The Bush administration asks Congress to reexamine the 1878 Posse Comitatus Act and related laws that bar active military involvement in arrests searches and evidence seizures on U S soil. Supporters warn such a trial balloon risks civil rights and overreach while noting the separate roles of military and domestic law enforcement.
Ted Lepley, a Black Wolf Coal employee, laments nine co workers trapped 240 feet underground as a mine shaft fills with icy water in Pennsylvania. A Port Angeles teen worries Pope John Paul II may not attend World Youth Day Toronto. William Shatner defends musicians on his VH1 show One Hit Wonders.
Highlight of notable events dated July 26 spanning 1775 Franklin postmaster general appointment to 1952 Democratic ticket nominations in Chicago. Also notes Eva Peron's death in 1952 and Truman era scopes including the National Security Act and civil rights executive orders.
Ellen Goodman critiques the Bush administration for withholding 34 million in UNFPA funding, arguing the move harms Chinese women and global family planning efforts. The piece notes UNFPA's work in China and other nations, questions the policy shift, and warns of increased abortions, maternal and infant deaths if funds are withheld.
Project Censored at Sonoma State in California releases Junk Food News ranking the year’s most frivolous over reported stories. Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman top the list, followed by Puff Daddy and Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, and other celebrity headlines.
Col. Daniel Smith argues secrecy and interagency turf battles hinder counterterror efforts. He critiques CIA FBI info hoarding, urges presidential leadership and open hearings on Bush administration security restructuring, warning that missteps risk civil liberties and accountability, but eventual balanced reform can strengthen safety.
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