Draper-Delaney Era at the Telegraph Named
The snippet notes Bill Draper established the paper in 1906 with Delaney and lists gctelegram.com and the title Managing Editor. The brief item highlights historical founders and current online presence as recorded.
Port security and EU stance on US cargo inspections
The piece notes US efforts to inspect selected cargo containers at foreign ports to curb terrorism risk amid 361 annual US port shipments and only 2 percent inspected. It explains eight country pacts with US Customs, EU objections over unilateral deals, and concerns about economic impact for nonparticipants.
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Childhood obesity raised as critical public health issue
The article argues that childhood obesity is a major public health problem with lifelong physical and emotional consequences. It cites 15 percent of American children as severely overweight, links obesity to high fat diets and sedentary habits, and urges schools to restore physical education as essential to a well-rounded education and healthy mindset.
FBI alert cites al-Qaida seeking high impact attacks
Sources suggest al-Qaida may favor spectacular attacks meeting several criteria. High symbolic value mass casualties severe damage to the U S economy and maximum psychological trauma. An alert posted on the FBI s Web site.
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Dell ethics debate amid layoff and global shift
Radio host Jim Hightower critiques Dell Computer Corp under Kevin Rollins for promoting The Soul of Dell while firing thousands of U S workers and shifting investment to India China and Russia. He condemns treating workers as replaceable and questions the sincerity of corporate ethics in a globalized economy.
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India
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When Medicine Touches Memory and Suffering
Ellen Goodman ponders chemical approaches to trauma care from PTSD prevention to memory alteration. She cites Harvard researchers and questions where to draw lines on ethics, humanity, and the impact on war, crime, and personal experience.
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Gephardt Sees Strong Donor Support For 2004 Bid
The article notes Richard Gephardt may face Bush in 2004 and outlines his strong donor backing. It cites a Center for Responsive Politics study ranking top political donors over ten years, showing Gephardt receiving 3.8 million from 94 groups since 1989, more than Bush, Schumer, and Gore. It mentions major backers like Anheuser Busch and SBC, with unions and corporations contributing, while Bush plans to self finance and parties face new limits.
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Fresh cup of common sense and coffee wisdom
A reflection tying The Peterkin Papers to modern science and farming. The author urges reconsidering our approach to mad cow disease and hog pollution, arguing for a fresh start rather than patching flawed systems. George B. Pyle, Prairie Writers Circle director, frames the piece as practical, albeit literary, advice.
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