Troubling County Decision On Zoning Board Nuisance Ruling
The nine paragraph letter critiques the county commission for endorsing a zoning board ruling declaring Mid States Developers property a nuisance. It alleges a secret executive session and possible conflict of interest by the board chair, urging open procedure and fair conduct by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inney County
Board of Zoning Appeals
Mid States
Lot Taylor
Tim Joyce
Leighton Fairbairn
Joyce
Foltz
Kansas
Tom Burgardat
Burgardt
Hhe Step
County Commission
Taylor
Alan Fankhauser
Clifford Mayo
Roman Halbur
Jerry Davis
Irv Stephens
Stephens
Prosecution notes dog mauling case and Gore beard link
California prosecutor Jim Hammer questions when and where the neighbor was mauled as evidence in the Knoller Noel case. Jane Cabrera counters Gore beard speculation about 2004 race. Eddie Vedder critiques pop music at the Rock Hall induction, urging a new generation of bands forward.
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California
Jim Hammer
Marjorie Knoller
Robert Noel
Kneller
Concord
N.H
Jane Cabrera
al Gore
Gore
Disney
Pearl Jam
Eddie Vedder
Vedder
March 19 in History 2002 highlights and past events
On March 19 notable events include the Senate rejection of the Versailles Treaty in 1920, Faust’s Paris premiere in 1859, the eight hour work day ruling in 1917, daylight saving approval in 1918, Nevada gambling legalizing in 1931, and Kamikaze attack on the USS Franklin in 1945. Also 1951 saw Herman Wouk’s The Caine Mutiny published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Capistrano Mission
California
Senate
Faust
Charles Gounod
Paris
Congress
Nevada
Jimmy Dorsey
Maria Elena
Decca Records
U.S
Japan
Adolf Hitler
Herman Wouk
Buzz Boas Bush Open to Nuclear Option in War on Terror
The Buzz Boas Bush indicated openness to using some nuclear weaponry in the current war against terrorism. Readers are invited to vote or comment via the Telegram contact page by fax or phone, with specific attention to Attn Buzz.
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Boas Bush
Mascots, Politics, and Free Speech in Sports
Bill Draper argues mascots honoring Native history in Tarkio and UNC Greeley reflect not insult but tribute. He notes backlash and media attention amid modern political correctness and free speech debates, citing reactions to Fightin Reds and Fightin Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarkio
Northwest
Missouri
Glitterati
White
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley
Family influence reshapes Tennessee Senate race and more
The piece notes Fred Thompson's withdrawal from Tennessee Senate re election amid family pressures and outlines how kinship shapes elections from Lamar Alexander contest to California and Sacramento races. It cites Riordan Sanchez Burton and Bush dynastic ties, highlighting politics as personal business rooted in family.
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Wee
Fred Thompson
Senate
Tennessee
Thompson
Lamar Alexander
Alexander
Tipper Gore
Los Angeles
Richard Riordan
California
Riordan
Patrick Caddell
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Susan Estrich
Michael Dukakis
Bill Simon Jr
Richard Nixon
Treasury
Loretta Sanchez
Linda
House
Sacramento
John Burton
Kimiko
Burton
San Francisco
Willie Brown
Sen. Burton
John
Kimiko Burton
Washington
Bush
Bush 41
George W. Rose
Bush-Gore
al Gore
Rumsfeld Praised Yet Questioned by U.S. Media
Washington Post media critic Howard Kurtz notes journalists cheer Donald Rumsfeld as America's new rock star for candor and plain speech. Yet many reports flag contradictory statements and selective briefings, with officials later correcting the record on Afghan civilian casualties and Geneva Convention remarks. Steve Rendell of FAIR provides context on media bias and the reception of Rumsfeld's “straight talk.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Washington Post
Howard Kurtz
Afghanistan
Kurtz
Donald Rumsfeld
Rudy Giuliani
Rumsfeld
America
Tim Russert
NBC
Larry King
Fox News
Jim Angle
Donald
Margaret Carlson
CNN
Capital Gang
Time Magazine
Carlson
Mark Thompson
The
Chicago Tribune
Thompson
United States
Herat
Victoria Clarke
U.S
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Bill Draper
Delaney
Draper
Beaeis
Supreme Court
IIS
Johnny
Rush Limbaugh
John Boy
Billy
Jeff Vanswarden
Garden City Telegram
David Broder
Gaga For
Steve Rendell
FAIR
New York City
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