Our View on Bush Iraq War Targeted Liberation
The president argues that liberation of Iraq has begun with a major strike after Saddam and his sons did not leave. The piece frames 12 years of conflict since the elder Bush cease fire and questions postwar aims and global reactions while affirming the motive to end Saddam’s control and weapons.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Baghdad
Kuwait
America
War speech and deployment quotes from Bush and soldiers
President Bush vows victory as the Iraq war begins. Command Sgt. Maj. Juniasolua Savusa of the 101st Airborne says readiness is high in Kuwait. Elaine Strickland of Boulder worries as family members deploy to the Persian Gulf amid uncertainty.
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Juniasolua Savusa
101St Airborne
Kuwait
Iraq
Elaine Strickland
Boulder
Colo
Persian Gulf
Texas
On This Day March 20 Historical Highlights
Major events span 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe publication to 1995 Tokyo sarin attack in subway. Includes 1815 Napoleon returns, 1969 Lennon and Ono wedding, 1987 AZT approval, 1990 Namibia independence, and 1995 Tokyo gas attack with casualties. also notes Yeltsin emergency rule, Warrington bombing, Paula Jones case, and a Georgia tornado.
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
England
Henry IV
Henry V
Isaac Newton
London
Napoleon Bonaparte
Paris
Henrik Ibsen
U.S
Nicaragua
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Gibraltar
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Food and Drug Administration
Namibia
Tokyo
Boris Yeltsin
Congress
Irish Republican Army
Warrington
Johnathan Ball
Tim Parry
Clinton
Little Rock
Ark
Paula Jones
Georgia
Readers invited to send letters to Telegram forum
The Telegram invites feedback via phone extension 201 or mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Readers urged to share opinions on local issues and community topics for publication in The Pulse Reader Forum.
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FAPRI baseline outlook projects decade of slow ag profits
Congress listens to FAPRI as the University of Missouri and Iowa State University consortium presents a 52 page Washington briefing predicting weak crop and livestock prices, steady government outlays, and modest net farm income over 2003 to 2013. The projection notes unemployment rising to about 6.2 percent and a rising lending rate while oil prices average $25 a barrel.
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FAPRI
Congress
Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute
University of Missouri
Iowa State University
House
Senate
Washington, D.C
U.S
Farrow
I& Happiness
MILC
Ed Smart a Lousy Actor in Media Spotlight
Kathleen Parker questions Ed Smart's media performances after Elizabeth Smart's return, arguing his constant TV presence mirrors our fame obsessed era. She labels his tearless gratitude and harp recital recounts as unsettling, suggesting a broader critique of public mourning and celebrity culture.
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Smart
Elizabeth
Phil Donahue
Ed Smart
Larry King
Judy Garland
Andy Warhol
Arts valued in everyday life and economy, Bluestone says
Richard Bluestone spoke to the Garden City Rotary about the economic impact of the arts, arguing art is embedded in daily choices from logos to meals. He cited Santa Fe figures showing arts spending, government revenue, and employment, urging community support through local galleries, concerts, theaters, and schools.
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Richard Bluestone
Garden City
Bluestone
Lied Center and Foundation
Kansas University
Santa Fe
N.M
Area Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Arts & Humanities Council
Art Center On
Main
Mercer Gallery
Garden City Community College
Community Concert Association
Finney County Historical Society
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