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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2003
Page
2
An editor publisher note from Steve Delaney announcing People Informing People established in 1906 on Telegram with the GCTelegram site. The message references ongoing identity and contact details for the publication.
The piece criticizes Gov. Kathleen Sebelius and the Kansas Legislature for short term budget fixes. It argues accelerated property tax payments and delayed refunds merely bandage the deficit and shift burdens onto taxpayers. It calls for real structural solutions and demands accountable leadership.
Eyewitness Icham Mouiss recounts tremor and hotel window jumps as a powerful quake devastates the Algerian capital region. Amid the disaster, voices condemn compromises with a butcher as Monreale’s mayor reacts to a Mafia boss turning informer. Ruben Studdard remarks on the long finale.
Today marks the 142nd day of 2003 with historical notes spanning 1761 first U.S. life insurance policy issued in Philadelphia, 1813 Wagner born in Leipzig, 1939 Pact of Steel signed by Hitler and Mussolini, 1947 Truman Doctrine enacted, 1969 Apollo 10 lunar rehearsal, 1972 Nixon visits the Soviet Union and signs SALT I, 1990 Yemen formed from North and South Yemen, 1990 Rocky Graziano dies in New York, 1992 Carson hosts Tonight Show finale, and 2000s Bosnia safe areas discussions without military action.
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email at editor four getelegram com or by fax and phone at listed numbers. Correspondence may be mailed to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
The piece critiques USDA 2002 COOL cost estimates for labeling rules amid a UF report that claims costs are 1.8 billion less and benefits rise by at least 6 billion for beef producers. It accuses USDA of inflated figures to aid agribusiness, noting labor costs and producer counts differ greatly from official counts. Alan Guebert contributes the column.
Kathleen Parker uses Jayson Blair's fall at The Times to argue affirmative action should raise standards not quotas. She warns diversity without merit risks credibility while praising diversity as a goal, citing ASNE targets and personal anecdotes about bias and trust in merit.
Gov. Bill Richardson signed the Voter Action Act to fund public financing for PRC candidates starting in 2006. The measure makes New Mexico the sixth state with Clean Money reform and requires $5 contributions from voters to qualify for funding. All PRC commissioners endorsed the law, aiming to curb industry money in politics and expand fair access.
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