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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2002
Page
4
The notice references established 1906 and notes Delaney and Draper at gctelegram.com in roles of Editor Publisher and Managing Editor. It signals a historic newsroom leadership lineage tied to the Gazette Chronicle Telegram site.
The Chanute Tribune honors veterans and recalls U S actions in Afghanistan and potential Iraq invasion. It questions global security and urges a proclamation for Veterans Day ceremonies while praising those who risked their lives for their country.
White House chief of staff Andrew Card affirms US authority to act without UN permission. Afghan President Hamid Karzai cites unemployment and reconstruction as the nation’s main issues. Karyn Bosnak recalls how requests for debt help at a website grew into a money-raising moment for her $20,000 credit card debt.
This Veteran’s Day 2002 marks the 315th day of the year with 50 days left. Notable anniversaries include the 1918 WWI armistice, Mayflower compact signing by 41 pilgrims in 1620, Nat Turner’s 1831 execution, Washington statehood in 1889, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier dedication in 1921, and Gemini 12 launch in 1966. Five years ago Colin Powell declined a 2000 presidential bid.
The Buzz reports Friday that the Security Council approved a resolution calling for new weapons inspections in Iraq. It raises the question of war if Iraq does not comply, and whether the United States would act without UN approval. Readers are invited to vote or comment via email.
Local letters urge Garden City officials to attract Home Depot without straight tax incentives. Authors argue for targeted credits tied to new sales and customer origins, cautioning against large flat subsidies and favoring keeping shoppers and jobs local. They note competing Wichita visits and warn against harming existing businesses.
The article notes a costly push to win Hispanic voters with ads and outreach, yet exit poll data is incomplete after the Voter News Service meltdown. It cites mixed outcomes: Kirk and Sanchez lost statewide races despite Hispanic support, Bonilla narrowly held his seat, Pataki and Owens performed well with Hispanic voters, and Florida and California show shifting dynamics. Overall, both parties find hopeful signs for 2004 amid varied state results.
A Kansas Humanities Council program titled My Vote Wasn't Bought Just Rented The Humor of Politics presented by Ronald A Averyt explored political humor in times of change. The column and cartoons reflect on moves across Kansas towns and evolving public discourse with references to disorders trends and media commentary.
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