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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2006
Page
2
The notice lists Garden City Telegram staff by department including Kristen Waggener reporter Emily Behrmann reporter and Joey Sprinkle sports editor with contact numbers and emails. It also provides delivery options rates and hours, postal address, and postmaster mailing info for Garden City Kansas 67846.
The Swift financial messaging network, based in Brussels, provides data to U S counterterrorism analysts, with Treasury Secretary Snow praising the program as aligned with democratic values. News outlets published details despite government opposition, drawing sharp partisan debate over privacy and security. Swift says it has negotiated subpoenas over scope and oversight.
Pentagon missile defense chief Air Force Lt. Gen. Henry Obering said interceptors based in Alaska and California could destroy a Taepodong 2 in flight if President Bush ordered an attack. He noted the system shifts between test and operational modes and acknowledged limited knowledge of North Korea's missile performance.
President Bush issued an executive order restricting federal takings of private property to public use such as hospitals or roads. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling in New London that allowed takings for private development, sparking debate over property rights versus urban renewal. Senator Cornyn urged more federal action and proposed restricting funding for state projects using eminent domain.
California Governor Schwarzenegger refused a Bush administration plea for 1,500 extra National Guard troops for border patrols in New Mexico and Arizona, citing overextension and potential disruption to training. The total border deployment stays at 6,000, with 1,000 by July 31 and 250 already there.
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