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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 2002

Page

4

No Peace Possible as Violence Montages Between Israelis and Palestinians

A commentary argues that peace is unattainable amid ongoing Israeli and Palestinian violence. It cites a Hamas attack at a pool hall killing 15 Israelis, a bus-stop bombing, and statements by Yasser Arafat and Colin Powell. The piece condemns retaliatory cycles and notes leaders talk of peace while violence continues.

Israel Ariel Sharon Bush Washington Yasser Arafat Mideast Sharon

May 8 in History Highlights and Notable Events

On this date May 8 1945 President Truman announced Europe had ended World War II. Events include 1941 Hernando de Soto reaching the Mississippi River 1846 Palo Alto battle 1884 Truman birth 1886 Coca Cola syrup invention 1958 Nixon attacked in Lima 1962 Broadway opening A Funny Thing Happened 1973 Wounded Knee surrender.

Truman Europe Hernando de Soto Mississippi River Palo Alto Texas Zachary Taylor Atlanta John Styth Pemberton Nixon Lima Peru South Dakota Wounded Knee

Public attitudes on travel fear after Sept 11 polls

The Buzz asks readers if they fear traveling to public places more, less, or about the same as before Sept 11. It notes options by email and provides a contact line 275-2704 with Attn BUZZ.

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Life Is Tough and Then You Die in Local Memoir Mix

A personal essay recalls 1970s to 1980s local life of returning locals, farming dreams, and family bonds amid death and mortality. It honors community elders and cousins, notes loss from World War II to recent funerals, and links to Studs Terkel's Will the Circle Be Unbroken about facing mortality and living fully.

Italy New York Times Book Review Robert Pinsky Alan Dugan Pinsky Dugan Tom Brokaw Rudy” Valenzuela Studs Terkel A.P. Carter Carter Family

Kansas must fund higher education to boost economy

Travis Weller argues Kansas state government should restore funding for six Regents universities Emporia State Fort Hays Kansas State Kansas University Pittsburg State Wichita State to prevent tuition hikes. He asks residents to pressure the Kansas Board of Regents and lawmakers, and rebuke double digit salaries while investing in college access and diversity.

Kansas Regents Emporia State Fort Hays State Kansas State Kansas University Pittsburg State Wichita State Kansas Resi Kansas Board of Regents Topeka Travis Weller Garden City High School University of Kansas

Keep religion and government apart by Donald Kaul

Kaul argues against theocracy and for reason over faith in public policy. He criticizes Bush calls for embryo cloning bans and faith-based government funding, contrasting Nobel scientists supporting research with religious rhetoric. He warns that faith can fuel violence and politics, urging separation of church and state.

Donald Kaul George Bush Bush Senate Flat Earth Society American Society For Cell Biology God Mr. Bush New York Times Africa India Philippines Southeast Asia Iraq U.S Congress White House

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