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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

4

Experts Seek Clear Answer on Clean Air Enforcement

A former EPA official cites White House pressure hindering Clean Air Act enforcement while the Energy Department promotes easing curbs on polluters. A JAMA study links fine particle pollution from power plants and vehicles to lung cancer, underscoring the need for law enforcement to protect public health.

EPA Environmental Protection Agency White House Justice Department Energy Department Journal of the American Medical Association

Archdiocese Announces Abuse Settlement Emits Disclosures

The Archdiocese of Boston discloses a settlement tied to ending clerical abuse, differing from earlier Geoghan cases. It argues secrecy for Shanley records, but the court rejected secrecy, urging full disclosure as standard church practice to curb the abuse scandal and replace hush payments with open settlements.

Archdiocese of Boston John J. Geoghan Archdiocesan Geoghan Paul R. Shanley Newton Constance M. Sweeney Shanley United States

Nash couple denial and campus shooting quoted in CBS interview

Alicia Nash denies rumors about John Nash's sexuality and anti Semitism amid CBS 60 Minutes promo while Dundalk High School principal describes Derrick Breedlove shot dead during a liquor store robbery attempt. Online services discuss legality of office pools during the NCAA tournament and police tolerance in small stake pools.

Alicia Nash John Nash Nash Nashes CBS 60 Minutes Kim Stephanie Dundalk High School Baltimore Dundalk Derrick Breedlove Bob Stoll Dr. Bob Sports

Friday March 15 marked Buzzard Day in Hinckley Ohio

On this date in history: 1919 the American Legion was founded in Paris. Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B C by Brutus and Cassius. Columbus returned to Spain in 1493 after his first voyage. Andrew Jackson born 1767 in Waxhaw South Carolina. Maine statehood 1820. John McCloskey named first American cardinal 1875. Wilson held first open news conference 1913. My Fair Lady opened Broadway 1956. Elizabeth Taylor married Richard Burton in Montreal 1964.

Hinckley Ohio American Legion Paris Julius Caesar Brutus Cassius Christopher Columbus Spain Western Hemisphere

Hypocrisy of Catholic Church Over Abuse Scandals

Reporter Jaclyn O Malley highlights widespread church failures to address sexual abuse by priests, noting settlements, transfers, and cover ups. Geoghan and O Connell cases illustrate systemic neglect, with SNAP as a resource for victims and calls for accountability and police involvement.

Geoghan

Think big and say no nukes Nineteen ninety three editorial on nuclear posture and dissent

Boston editorial warns against the Nuclear Posture Review and mini nukes. It cites Nixon and Kissinger quotes, critiques the seven nations on a contingency list, and urges public protest against a warlike military posture. It questions patriotism, civil dissent, and policy secrecy amid post 9/11 anxieties.

Boston Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger Henry Nixon Los Angeles Times China Iran Axis of Evil America Lisbeth Gronlund The Union of Concerned Scientists

Nuclear arms control call from Jerome Grossman

Jerome Grossman urges U S and Russia to sign a two to three year treaty to cut strategic arsenals to 1700 2200 with strict verification. He proposes inventories and transparency, de-alerting remaining weapons, no first use, no testing, and self destruct mechanisms to prevent accidents.

George W. Bush Vladimir Putin United States Russia Bush Administration U.S

Telegram letters policy and submission details

The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should stay under 500 words. Thank you notes are general. form letters and testimonials will not be printed. submit in person or by mail to Garden City Kansas address.

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