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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 2002

Page

4

Immigration laws and Haitian asylum policy critique

A columnist argues that immigration laws must be enforced against smugglers and traffickers, and that Haitians in asylum cases face detention while others are released. The piece calls for uniform application of U S immigration policy, stronger Coast Guard and INS resources, and fair treatment for all nationalities.

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Sniper case stirs debate over where to try suspects

The case against John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo prompts questions of federal versus state jurisdiction. Muhammad faces death penalties in theory, with Maryland barring it for under 18, while Malvo would be eligible for execution in Virginia. Federal prosecutors rely on the Hobbs Act to pursue the case, expanding reach beyond traditional criminal conduct and stirring concerns about interstate commerce as a basis for federal action.

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Bush sets priorities after election gains in first news conference

President Bush vowed to set priorities and get a long laundry list of promises done after Republicans won control of both the House and Senate. Analysts like Brian Ried of the Heritage Foundation warned voters will hold Republicans responsible for the budget and the economy.

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Economy in Code Red Hits Home Front Hard

Radio host Jim Hightower cites a plunging Dow Jones 25 percent and NASDAQ 40 percent drop, with 2 million jobs lost, rising unemployment, and growing poverty. He condemns Congress for inaction and decries Bush’s absence from economic leadership while attending a $1.4 million Michigan fundraiser.

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Home Depot incentive debate stirs Garden City meeting

Local business owners debated a proposed sales tax rebate for The Home Depot amid concerns it would pull customers from downtown shops. The discussion highlighted differing views on the impact of big retailers, with residents urged to voice opinions through letters to the editor and public discourse. Diane Lewis invites community input via lewis@gctelegram.com.

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Women in Politics Defy Double Binds in 2002 Year of the Woman

Ellen Goodman surveys how 2002 shaped the so called Year of the Woman with six women governors, equal House seats, and a Senate tally of 13. She notes insiders vs outsiders, negative ads, and changing perceptions as Jennifer Granholm and Elizabeth Dole rise while others face backlash and branding as tough or bland.

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Abolish Executions Of Juvenile Offenders Now

Sue Gunawardena-Vaughn argues that executing youths is cruel and violates global norms. She cites Atkins v Virginia and a Supreme Court dissent, noting the U.S. stands alone in the Western Hemisphere for juvenile executions and urging abolition through Amnesty International USA.

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