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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2002
Page
4
Local notice lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as key figures in a community matter reported by GCTelegram. Officials from the accompanying organization outline roles and next steps affecting residents.
Bishops adopt a hard line requiring reporting of any abuse allegations by clergy while allowing past abusers to remain priests. The policy aims to rebuild church credibility amid ongoing reports of abusive priests and public distrust. Time will tell if this approach restores trust.
U S Forest Service official Rick Cables declares one of the agency's own behind a devastating Colorado blaze that scorched over 100000 acres. Earl Woods reflects on Tiger Woods' rapid rise with eight majors by 26. Marine Sgt Wade Davis praises home comforts after seven months aboard a warship aiding the US led war on terror.
On June 17 2002 calendar day the history quiz recalls June 17 marks. In 1775 near Boston the Battle of Bunker Hill occurred during the Revolutionary War. In 1885 the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York aboard the Isere. In 1940 France asked Germany for terms of surrender in World War I. In 1963 the Supreme Court struck down state school prayer rulings.
A policy discussion by American bishops on barring sexually abusive clergy from face to face contact was proposed but stopped short of zero tolerance by allowing some to remain in the priesthood. The article invites reader opinion via email and phone contact options.
George B. Pyle argues farm subsidies widen global hunger instead of easing it. He cites FAO hunger estimates, UN calls for richer nations to fund $24 billion more annually, and Oxfam data on tariffs. Heories that subsidies distort trade and hinder Third World self-sufficiency, urging a shift to end agricultural subsidies for real progress.
Roger Hernandez argues that tying Jose Padilla to Hispanic Americans is unwarranted. He notes Padilla’s Chicago gang past and U S birth, compares to John Walker Lindh, and supports due process via a trial in federal court. He defends temporary security measures as prudent under crisis conditions.
A hometown item highlights Kansas ties in Tulane graduates carrying Garden City links Carrye Shaw and Lindsey Ragland, both from Garden City, attending Newcomb College of Tulane. Lindsey plans KU Medical School this summer while Carrye majors Asian Studies and will run a family business in Atchison. Also noted are a Guinness record claim for Stella Pajunas Garnand, 216 wpm typing speed, and a quip about aging manual typewriters among authors. Dolores Hope’s contact line is included.
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