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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 2003

Page

4

Georgia flags clash and segregated proms spark outrage

The piece notes Georgia politics fueled by flag symbolism and a referendum pledge by Gov Perdue. It highlights Roy Barnes receiving a Kennedy Library Profile in Courage Award and condemns segregated proms as remnants of racism, with quotes from Johnson County High School students and calls for community and official action.

Omeone Georgia Sonny Perdue Roy Barnes Perdue Barnes John F Kennedy Library and Museum Boston Carla Rachels Johnson County

No Chance Saddam Returns to Power in Iraq Says Leaders

Gen Richard Myers and L Paul Bremer arrived in Iraq to establish postwar governance. Roh Moo Hyun says U.S. and South Korea share broad principles on North Korea. Jonathan Tucker notes the need for interpreters in locating Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.

Saddam Hussein Iraq Richard Myers Joint Chiefs of Staff L. Paul Bremer Roh Moo-hyun Bush Administration North Korea Jonathan Tucker U.N

May 12 highlights include Florence Nightingale birth and Nightingale

On May 12 various historical milestones occurred including Florence Nightingale born in 1820 in Florence, King George VI crowned in 1937, Manitoba joining Confederation in 1870, Lindbergh baby body found in 1932, FERA and AAA founded in 1933, Axis surrender in 1943, Berlin Blockade ended in 1949, Blackmun Senate confirmation in 1970, Mayaguez incident in 1975, hurricanes no longer named female-only in 1978.

Britain George VI Westminster Abbey Florence Nightingale Florence Italy Manitoba Confederation Agricultural Adjustment Administration North Africa Soviet Union Berlin Senate Harry A. Blackmun Supreme Court White House Mayaguez

Telegram welcomes reader feedback

The Pulse Reader Forum invites responses by email at editor gctelegram.com by fax to 620 275 2704 attn Editor by phone at 620 ext 201 or mailing address 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.

N. Seventh St Garden City

Kline Nepotism Controversy Highlights Kansas Politics

Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline faced nepotism accusations after KCTV said his office hired his nephew as driver and assistant at 22,000 dollars yearly plus benefits. The chief of staff said the hire complied with anti nepotism law, while critics call it inappropriate and clannish, amid broader Kansas political ties and past cases.

Phill Kline Kline Kansas City KCTV Eric Rucker Kansas Joan Finney Mary Holladay Sen Derek Schmidt R-Independence Revenue Joan Wagnon State Board of Education Bill Wagnon Carla Stovall Entz and Chanay Rucker Senate Anthony Hensley D-Topeka Hensley Carol Williams Governmental Ethics Commission GOP John Moore Commerce and Housing Scott Allegrucci Brad “Kine Ofice

Americanization of Cinco de Mayo and St Patrick’s Day

The author reflects on how Cinco de Mayo and St Patrick’s Day have transformed from their origins. He notes Irish law closing pubs on March 17 and the growth of American-style celebrations in Ireland and the United States, with Cinco de Mayo becoming a broadly celebrated day for many, not just Mexicans.

Ireland Boston New York St. Patrick’s Dublin Mexico United States California Southwest Cinco de Mayo

Weirder Words and Silly Sums of Language

A miscellany of odd terms and cultural nods collects in Weird and Wonderful Words edited by Erin McKean with Roz Chast. Hefty passages note a cave man with a bomb reading God Is on Our Side and term explorations like aqua manile and titivil, while a Lincoln Museum pledge evokes educational exhibitry.

Wiley Miller Erin McKean Roz Chast Oxford University Press Hell Chast

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