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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2002
Page
7
Dear Dr Donohue explains sarcoidosis a mystery illness that can affect many organs including lungs bone marrow spleen liver kidneys and skin. It often causes cough chest pain fever loss of appetite and fatigue but can also be silent. Diagnosis relies on biopsy showing granulomas and the disease varies in severity and presentation.
Democrats including Biden Daschle and Gephardt urged removing Saddam Hussein as a presidential order expands CIA powers against Iraq. They argued weapons programs and UN violations justify action. Bush signed the order boosting CIA support to Iraqi opposition and possible capture or self defense killing.
Dear Abby style letters warn that romance with inmates tends to fail and can carry risks. Responses emphasize honesty, legal responsibilities, and wary judgment from family, counselors, and attorneys before marriage or financial entanglements.
House Majority Leader Dick Armey said Congress could pass a homeland security department bill by the first anniversary of the September 11 attacks. He chairs a special committee overseeing the legislation. Newsweek reports Jose Padilla was not located by US officials until less than 48 hours before his arrest on May 8. Time magazine links Padilla to a proposed dirty bomb via Abu Zubaydah. Zubaydah was captured in Pakistan in March and is in US custody.
Woodward and Bernstein again refuse to reveal Deep Throat, citing a 30 year confidentiality pledge. They referenced Pat Buchanan as a fan theory and noted many potential sources have died, keeping their promise to protect confidential sources until death or release.
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