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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2002
Page
4
The Kansas House passed a measure protecting health care workers from firing or suits for refusing to provide abortion or similar services. The bill covers doctors nurses and other staff who decline participation on moral grounds, raising questions about its application to other professions and impact on staffing and patient care.
On March 21 1965 more than 3000 civil rights demonstrators led by Martin Luther King Jr began their march from Selma to Montgomery Alabama. Also noted are Bach born 1685 in Eisenach Napoleon Code adopted 1804 Benito Juarez born 1806 Henry Morton Stanley expedition 1871 and WWII raids over Germany in 1945.
The article reports Buzz Wes Bush saying he would not rule out using some nuclear weaponry in the current war against terrorism. Readers are invited to vote or comment by emailing thebuzz at qctelegram.com.
A traveler recounts tense security checks at St Louis and Washington National, then walks Capitol Hill amid lobbyists and frustrated staff as the Farm Bill stalls. He observes police, cameras, and a city in spring light before ending with a Guinness at a hotel.
Kathleen Parker argues the vast right wing conspiracy once aimed at Hillary Clinton is now obsolete and largely a cultural footnote. She notes David Brock’s admission and reflects on the Clintons’ political evolution and public interest fading as a broader conservative organizing myth declines.
Rosanne Carroll of the Garden City chapter outlines the Red Cross core mission to provide immediate relief after disasters and help rebuild lives. She notes national and local funding gaps, with the Garden City Area Chapter needing to cover a $60,000 shortfall to sustain operations and services.
Kenneth Henderson Middle School seventh and eighth grade girls basketball teams will have new uniforms next season thanks to a pizza kit fundraiser. The teams sold 589 Little Caesars kits, requiring 900 for delivery to Garden City, and used Backyard Oasis and Billiards and the Mosher store trailer from Lamar, Colorado to transport kits back. Jennifer Bachman notes the event was endorsed by KHMS players and coaches.
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