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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2002
Page
4
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The St. Petersburg Times argues that Bush’s shift from cautious stem cell policy to a campaign against therapeutic cloning risks halting vital medical research. It notes a key difference between therapeutic and reproductive cloning and stresses potential to save millions from diseases like heart illness, Parkinsons, diabetes, and spinal cord injury.
Lawmakers push to abolish the Immigration and Naturalization Service and replace it with separate naturalization and law enforcement bodies. The plan aims to fix communication gaps, integrate top officials with other agencies, and address terrorism, visa overstay, and earned legalization for 7 to 8 million illegal immigrants.
Secretary of State Colin Powell announced a planned peace conference for early summer urging Israeli leaders and Yasser Arafat to pave the way for peace. The remarks accompany tributes to Lisa Lopes after her death in Honduras and note a major league trade tied to Ken Griffey Jr.
Today marks the 123rd day of 2002 with a look back at key events on May 3. Washington DC was incorporated in 1802. Pearse and others were executed in 1916. West Virginia's first sales tax appeared in 1921. Margaret Mitchell won the Pulitzer in 1937. wartime meat rationing ended in 1944. the 1948 Supreme Court ruled covenants banning sale to non whites unenforceable.
This essay lauds Karen Hughes spin prowess as she frames her exit as geography and gender progress. It questions the link between personal life and public policy, noting Bush administration limits on family friendly policies and urging real action.
Radio host Jim Hightower urges the nation to end dependence on Middle East oil by adopting aggressive clean energy shifts. He envisions solar geothermal wind and hydrogen, plus conservation and mass transit, creating jobs and uniting the country within a decade while deterring funding for extremist networks.
A Montana wheat farmer and activist endorses the National Family Farm Coalition’s Food from Family Farms plan to stabilize grain prices with a floor price system. It condemns 2002 farm bill proposals as subsidized policy favoring agribusiness giants, urging Congress to adopt a fair market price for wheat, corn, and soybeans and resist free trade pressures.
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