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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2001
Page
4
The Telegram announces Steve Delaney and Bill Draper associated with the paper since 1906 with Delaney serving as editor and Draper as publisher and base managing editor while links to gctelegram.com are listed for both.
In a Kuwait stop and with Cheney and Baker, Colin Powell argues for stronger sanctions on Saddam Hussein's regime as Arab leaders grapple with long unfinished business. The piece notes Arab public anger over recent Israeli actions and calls for an end to the suffering in Iraq.
The Daily Telegraph argues Ireland under Foreign Minister Brian Cowen maintains neutralist stances on Iraq and opposes US missile defense plans. It contends Ireland seeks a larger global role, highlighted by its UN Security Council seat, and urges Washington to curb pan nationalist influence.
On March 2 events range from Rutherford B. Hayes winning the 1876 presidential election to Texas independence in 1836 and Time magazine’s debut in 1923. Notable items include McKinley signing Navy admiral rank in 1899, Mount Rainier Park成立, Puerto Ricans gaining US citizenship in 1917, and the Lucky Lady II landing in Fort Worth in 1949.
Diane Lewis analyzes tax cut plans and market signals as Bush faces a slim GOP edge in Congress. Hefty sums, spending goals, and Democratic counterproposals spark concerns over deficits, consumer confidence, and timing for any recession relief amid mixed signals from Greenspan and data on home and auto sales.
The piece questions the funding of medical research by industry and its impact on science and altruism. It cites Jonas Salk as an example who refused patent profits, contrasts this with modern pressures to patent and profit, and warns that commercialization can alter incentives, norms, and generosity in scientific work.
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