White House access to Sept 11 documents debated
President Bush resists releasing White House files to the 9 11 commission while an agreement allowing limited access is reached. Critics say keeping details secret harms accountability and public trust, noting the August 2001 briefing about al Qaida hints the administration may have known more.
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World Leaders Call for Cease Fire and Peace Talks
Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurein urges both sides to stop civilian targeting and agree on a mutual cease-fire. Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon vows painful compromises for real peace. Dragoljub Micunovic pledges to remove remnants of Milosevic’s regime if elected. Sharon Smalls describes a high tension drug sweep at Stratford High in South Carolina with no drugs found.
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Finney County Commission and City Center Addresses
Garden City hosts the county and city hubs with the Finney County Commission at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and the Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St.
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Telegram readers invited to send feedback to editor
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email or fax and directs submissions to Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 with contact numbers for voice and extender options.
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Constitutional quote on rights and freedoms
The passage cites protections for religion speech press and assembly and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances. It emphasizes limits on governmental power and the foundational liberties guaranteed to individuals.
Monopsony in Agriculture Urges Stronger Antitrust Action
Alan Guebert argues that agricultural markets show monopsony power rather than monopoly as big buyers consolidate, urging USDA and DOJ to enforce antitrust laws. He cites Smithfield Foods’ Farmland Foods acquisition and warns of oligopsony dynamics, urging new rules and political courage to curb market manipulation.
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Stratford High drug raid sparks fear and backlash
Kathleen Parker criticizes Goose Creek police and Stratford High School for a campus drug sweep that involved gun drawn officers and handcuffed students. The incident, watched on national news, prompted debate about trust in officials, with the ACLU calling it illegal and SLED investigating.
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Corporate chieftains walk free amid new corporate scandals
Analysis notes a string of high profile cases from Tyco to Enron where executives escape serious punishment due to weak or outdated laws. It argues for tougher reforms, better enforcement, and stronger funding for regulators to deter corporate crime and restore investor confidence.
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