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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2002
Page
4
Pentagon report warns of smaller nuclear bombs for terror fight
Folha de Sao Paulo reports a leaked Pentagon document outlining plans to develop less powerful, more efficient nuclear bombs to destroy enemy nuclear protection systems. The plan proposes three use cases including retaliation to nuclear attacks and potential preemptive action if threats evolve, raising fears of a wider global nuclear conflict from terrorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pentagon
Soviet Union
United States
Folha de
Britain to Deploy 1700 Troops in Afghanistan Command Link
The Guardian reports Britain will send 1700 combat troops and support personnel to Afghanistan under U S command as part of a broader deepening of British involvement in the global war on terror. The move raises questions about Britain’s influence versus its constrained control in US led operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
America
al-Qaida
Taliban
Britain
George Bush
U.S
Iraq
Kosovo
Washington
The
Guardian
London
Two-bit terrorists won’t derail Bush Peru visit plans
President Bush said a deadly Lima embassy blast would not alter his trip to Peru on Saturday. The remarks came as a note near a San Francisco apartment was read by Diane Whipple’s partner Sharon Smith after the neighbors were convicted in her fatal dog mauling. Columbus player Tyler Wright reflected on the 13-year-old girl who died after being hit by a puck during a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
U.S
Lima
Peru
Diane
Sharon
San Francisco
Diane Whipple
Whipple
Sharon Smith
Columbus Blue Jackets
Tyler Wright
Brandon
Lotter
Nissen
Laux
Nissan
March 22 Historical Highlights and Events
Today marks the 81st day of 2002 with 284 days remaining. In history March 22 saw Britain enact the Stamp Act in 1765 to tax American colonies, later repealed. Also in 1820 Stephen Decatur was killed in a duel near Washington DC and in 1882 Congress outlawed polygamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U.S
Stephen Decatur
James Barron
Washington D.C
Congress
Local Voice Candidate Faces Backlash Over Teena Brandon Case
A Nebraska sheriff candidate, Charles Laux, is in focus amid the Teena Brandon murder and 1993 rape case. Laux, Richardson County sheriff during the crimes, faced criticism for investigative handling and dehumanizing remarks. Brandon’s family won a Nebraska Supreme Court ruling for negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teena
Nebraska
Brandon
Teena Brandon
Lana Tisdel
Charles Laux
John Lotter
Marvin Nissen
Laux
Richardson County
Stanley Osterhoudt
Nebraska Supreme Court
High Court
Aphrodite Jones
John Hendry
Freeing women and birth control clash in policy critique
Ellen Goodman argues that the international push for women's rights in Afghanistan and at the UN contrasts with U S reproductive policies. She cites the gag rule, funding freezes for family planning, and abstinence only language as evidence the United States marches with repressive regimes while women seek control over their bodies and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afghanistan
United Nations
John Philip Sousa
White House
Burgas
Bush
U.N
Congress
U.N. Population Fund
UNFPA
Chris Smith
New Jersey
China
Smith
Oval Office
Adrienne Germain
International Women’s Health Coalition
Sudan
Algeria
Libya
Perfect Storm hits middle and upper income families
Commentary notes how the economic recession worsens tuition strain for those with resources. It cites a New York Times piece showing rising requests for extensions and loans as families scramble to keep children in college. The piece warns of broader harm to the poor and urges policy action. Hugh B. Price of the National Urban League is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Times
New York Area
Wall Street
World Trade Center
Boston College
New England
Georgia
Bush
Congress
America
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Ellengoodman
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Washington Post
Hugh B. Price
National Urban League
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