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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2003
Page
4
Burk leads a fight against Augusta National's all male policy amid a public rights clash. ACLU sues after Sheriff denies April protest near the club, boosting Burk's momentum while Johnson watches support erode.
Notable quotes reflect on events surrounding the assassination of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. Zoran Zivkovic calls the act a blow to Serbia’s democratic and prosperous future. The remarks capture the political shock and mixed personal reflections from involved observers.
On this date in history, events span 1933 bank reopening after FDR holiday, 1781 Uranus discovery, 1868 Johnson impeachment start, 1884 Standard Time adoption, 1901 Harrison death, 1906 Anthony death, 1925 Tennessee evolution ban, 1969 Apollo 9 splashdown, 1980 Ford II stepping down and Pinto case, 1996 Dunblane school shooting, and a major 10 year ago blizzard plus Yeltsin power shift.
The Telegram welcomes reader feedback by email at editor gctelegram.com or by fax and phone. Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 provides mailing contact details for contributions and letters to the editor.
After a farm policy speech, farmers express worry over ERS projections showing 2003 net farm income at 44.9 billion, rising costs and reliance on government payments. One farmer warns that future policy shifts and one-time disaster funds may not alter a treadmill of cheap commodities and global competition.
Kathleen Parker argues that the United States and Britain face a grim reality as Saddam Hussein defies disarmament for 12 years. She says Iraqi deceit fuels global hostility toward the West, questions whether Saddam would use or supply weapons, and contends that liberating Iraq requires eliminating him despite world opinion and the risk of a long, unwinnable war.
Columnist Donald Kaul argues caution over a preemptive Iraq war. He warns quick victories rarely occur, notes regional dangers, questions Bush administration justification, and urges U.N. support and peacekeeping before any action. He stresses distrust of Bush and insistence on inspectors completing their work.
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