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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2002

Page

6

Editor and Publisher Steve Delaney and Bill Draper

Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed as editors at the Gazette Chronicle. The note credits Delaney as Editor and Draper as Managing Editor, with the site gctelegram.com indicating the publication. The entry marks long standing positions within the paper’s leadership.

TV shows spark debate over uncensored 9/11 coverage

The CBS documentary on the Sept. 11 attack shows raw footage from two French filmmakers inside a tower. Viewers debate graphic language and the ethics of censorship as ESPN offers unedited and edited versions while parents worry about children.

CBS Indiana Bobby Knight ESPN ESPN2

Yates conviction cited as trial echoes Salem era defense

Defense lawyer George Parnham calls Andrea Yates case like Salem witch trials while jurors reject insanity claim after she drowned her five children. Afghan commander Mohammed Qasim comments on remaining Taliban and al-Qaeda in Shah e Kot valley. Las Vegas sheriff Jerry Keller praises new U S color coded terror alert system and its threat level distinctions.

George Parnham Texas Andrea Yates Yates al-Qaida Taliban Mohammed Qasim U.S Shah-e-Kot Valley Afghanistan Jerry Keller Las Vegas Metropolitan North America

On This Day March 13 Historical Highlights

Today's highlight recalls Uranus discovery by William Herschel in 1781 and notable events across history. Impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson began in 1868, Benjamin Harrison died in 1901, Susan B. Anthony died in 1906, evolution ban in Tennessee started 1925, banking holidays ended 1933, Apollo 9 splashdown in 1969.

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Undocumented Immigrants Could Apply for Licenses in Kansas

Kansas lawmakers weigh allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. The proposal recently surfaced with supporters arguing it promotes safety and identification while opponents raise concerns about immigration status and eligibility. Public comment channels include email and phone extensions for input.

Kansas

Random Notes and Quotes From Local Voice Magazine

A collage of quotes and facts ranges from humorous lines to acronyms, with references to a 2002 senior center theme, FBI hate crime figures, Mormon population in Utah, and a National Register nomination. It includes band names, attribution discussions by Paul Gray, and a listed email for Dolores Hope.

Garden City ENRON Edward Markey D-Mass FBI Southern Poverty Law Center Utah Hodgeman County Jetmore Kansas Historical Society Board of Review Essary Paul Gray Smithsonian Magazine Gray

Bush as baseball owner president shapes his rule

Donald Kaul argues George W Bush’s formative years were in Texas as a baseball owner, not elite schooling. He portrays Bush as a risk-taking owner who profits from stadium subsidies, chides his domestic and foreign policy, and predicts a future financial reckoning, while criticizing ABC News for considering David Letterman as a replacement for Ted Koppel.

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Children Art Month and Women History Month events join Kansas arts scene

Southwest Arts & Humanities Council promotes March as Children Art Month and Women History Month. USD 457 art teachers display student works at La Playa Dorada and Baker Arts Center with exhibits from Garden City to Liberal. Mercer Gallery hosts monthly exhibits including the Kansas Postcard Series 2000 co sponsored by Garden City Community College and the council. Beatrice Wood tribute lectures by David Van Gilder at Finnup House explore her life and art.

Outhwest Arts & Humanities Council USD 457 Palace Drive Baker Arts Center Liberal Kansas Garden City Mercer Gallery Garden City Community College Southwest Arts & Humanities Council Beatrice Wood David van Gilder Finnup Ninth St van Gilder Ms. Wood The Arts

Save Amtrak Service to Garden City, A Reader Calls

A reader supports Amtrak keeping service to Garden City, arguing it benefits the city and state economy, enhances travel across America, and emphasizes a national rail passenger network. The letter references Ms. Lewis and compares federal funding to road and air programs.

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