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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2002
Page
4
An argument against turning Sept 11 into a national holiday. The author urges memorials through concrete actions across communities. Names of victims should live on via public projects and renamed spaces, reflecting resolve and perseverance.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon tells his Cabinet at the weekly meeting that all must stay united and fight the wave of terror. Mariane Pearl remembers her husband Daniel Pearl at a memorial service and vows to keep his memory alive. Helen Mirren accepts the supporting actress SAG Award for Gosford Park amid reflections on identity and spectacle.
On this date events include Douglas MacArthur leaving the Philippines for Australia during World War II and vowing I shall return. Napoleon married by proxy to Marie Louise in 1810 and Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun opened in 1959.
The Kansas Legislature debates allowing undocumented individuals to apply for driver licenses. Voters are invited to comment via email with options Yes No Not sure.
Dolores Hope recounts two Kansas City volunteers and her daughters backpacking trip through Central and South America after Christmas 2001. Excerpts describe Guarjila El Salvador Mayan ruins Copan Tela Tela mayor hopes, Tela to Managua travel by truck bed with Hondurans, visits to Managua, Gate's BBQ, Somoza bunker, Sandino silhouette, and reflections on regional history. The piece notes encounters with local youth, Jesuit volunteers, and enduring hope amid exploitation and poverty.
Syndicated columnist Roger Hernandez notes the first Spanish language Texas gubernatorial debate among Dan Morales and Tony Sanchez marks decline of Angry White Male influence. Debaters used translation, underscoring Hispanic political power and broader English-Spanish accessibility in statewide discourse.
The piece contrasts President Bush’s wartime rhetoric with limited press coverage of victims’ families lobbying for compensation, cites ongoing Afghan civilian deaths, and critiques Pentagon transparency. It references Professor Harold’s estimates, Rumsfeld’s blame, and argues for truthful reporting and restraint to avoid revenge. Col. Daniel M. Smith of the Center for Defense Information comments.
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