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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2002

Page

4

Steve Delaney Bill Draper

Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named in coverage from the GCTelegram. The article notes their roles and connection to a local matter, with emphasis on community impact and relevant local context.

Steve Delaney Bill Draper

Our View Toward Fiscal Restraint in City Services

City residents face proposed increases of 26 percent for trash pickup and up to 14.29 percent for water, with solid waste adding three dollars monthly and water rising twenty cents per thousand gallons. Commissioners should scrutinize proposals amid rising state taxes and a shrinking-tax-base after ConAgra fire. Local support for restraint is urged ahead of hearings.

Orden City Bill Graves ConAgra Jeff Whitham

Memorial Day at Normandy Cemetery Honoring 9387 Buried

US President Bush commemorates Memorial Day at Normandy American Cemetery where 9,387 service members lie interred. Eyewitness reports from Shai Gat describe aGraphic injuries near Tel Aviv after a deadly bombing. A Texas woman worries for two missing friends after an Oklahoma bridge collapse.

President Bush Normandy American Cemetery Shai Gat Tel Aviv Kay Blanford Southerland Springs Texas Oklahoma

May 28 History Highlights Across Centuries

May 28 marks notable events from 1533 England to Henry VIII, 1863 Black regiment departure, 1892 Sierra Club founding, 1937 Golden Gate Bridge opening and Chamberlain premiership, 1940 Belgian surrender, 1972 Windsor death, 1977 Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, 1985 abduction in Beirut, 1987 Rust landing in Moscow, plus 1995 aid to Yugoslavia and abortion fetuses for research debate.

Dionne Annette Cecile Emilie Marie Yvonne Elzire Dionne Ontario Canada England Henry VIII Anne Boleyn Boston Sierra Club San Francisco Roosevelt Washington Golden Gate Bridge California Neville Chamberlain Britain Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Simpson Paris Beverly Hills Southgate Ky. W David Jacobsen American University Hospital Beirut Lebanon Mathias Rust Moscow Red Square United States Former Yugoslavia House of Representatives

Buzz Set stores debate Enquirer issue on Columbine photos

Colorado shops weigh boycotting the National Enquirer edition that carries crime scene photos of Columbine killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Readers are invited to vote by email fax or phone with no opinion option and contact details provided.

Colorado National Enquirer Eric Harris Dylan Klebold Enquirer

Nothing simple about yard work says homeowner

A narrator reflects on years of mistaken ease in lawn care. He recalls father’s trimming and spraying, bag worms on junipers, and the truth that fertilizing, mowing, watering, trimming, and weed control require effort, planning, and equipment before a green yard is achieved.

Brett

States face fiscal crisis as budgets sag and taxes rise

States grapple with a deepening budget crisis as revenues fall short and Medicaid costs soar. Governors push Congress to tax Internet sales and seek Medicaid relief, while many raise taxes to cover shortfalls. Budget gaps widen as post-9/11 policy clashes and weak Washington support leave states hinged on one-time fixes.

Ile Washington White House National Governors’ Association National Association of State Budget Officers Congress Ray Scheppach Governors’ Association Kansas Bill Graves Graves Feds House Senate Bush

Court debates race in college admissions across Bakke era

The federal appeals court ruling allowing the University of Michigan Law School to continue race conscious admissions follows a string of conflicting decisions since 1996. The piece traces Bakke era rulings, discusses when race should be considered, and argues for diversity while urging an end to race based condescension, advocating socioeconomic factors as alternatives.

University of Michigan Law School Hopwood University of Texas School of Law Supreme Court Bakke University of California At Davis’ Medical School University of Michigan Brooklyn Kosovo Appalachia Michigan Law School Yale

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