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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2003
Page
4
The piece surveys Kansas prairie dogs once exterminated by law for a century and notes the 95 percent decline cited by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. It warns ecological impacts of protection, the difficulty of predicting outcomes, and how ignored problems can grow. It stresses careful study to gauge effects on ecosystems.
The National Research Council finds Alaska's North Slope drilling has already caused significant, likely unrepairable harm. This follows prior USGS warnings that only moderate development minimizes impact and raises questions about balancing science, policy, and environmental preservation.
Margot Goldberg and thousands of students protest a possible Iraq war, while Marwan Damouni recalls bloodstains after a deadly bombing. An Iraqi envoy insults a Kuwaiti diplomat, saying shut up you monkey and curses, as tensions rise.
On March 6 1853 Verdi premiered La Traviata in Venice Italy. Other events include York becoming Toronto in 1834 Alamo fall in 1836 and Wolff public notes through 2003. Birthdays include Ed McMahon William Webster Alan Greenspan and Kiri Te Kanawa among others.
The short notice lists contact options for The Pulse Reader Forum including email, fax, and phone, with Attn Editor and the mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for reader submissions.
Kathleen Parker surveys the Cincinnati reception of Glyn O Malley’s Paradise a war torn Young Palestinian and Israeli teens drama that sparked accusations of racism and Zionism while prompting dialogue about point of view. Early private readings drew praise for fairness and ambition.
Lula da Silva told tens of thousands in Porto Alegre that the world needs peace and understanding, linking protests at the World Social Forum to opposition to war in Iraq. He highlighted Latin America’s woes under Washington Consensus policies and IMF pressure, arguing Brazil’s debt is unsustainable and reforms are needed.
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by Cargill ADM and others, upholding a ruling that lowers the evidentiary bar for price fixing in civil court. The decision allows the 1995 HFCS price fixing suit to proceed in central Illinois, potentially granting damages and expanding access for plaintiffs to sue on circumstantial evidence.
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