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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2001
Page
4
Garden City USD 457 and police handled a Tuesday incident with three 14 year old boys who passed a handgun on campus after it fell from a pocket. The gun, reportedly stolen from Jennie Barker Road, was not loaded. The three were arrested and suspended for 10 days with longer suspensions likely.
Johnny Spann recalls his son Johnny Spann as a hero and the Taliban's destruction of Kabul Museum relics prompts grief. Cara Egan mocks Dave Floods bid to overturn Florida dwarf tossing ban as publicity stunt while noting safety dangers.
The piece presents a reflective thought attributed to W Somerset Maugham, noting his status as an English author and dramatist born in 1874 and died in 1965. It emphasizes the sorrow of love arising from indifference.
On this date in history multiple events are noted. Enos the chimp orbited Earth in 1961 aboard Mercury Atlas 5. Sand Creek Massacre occurred in 1864. Puccini died in 1924 before Turandot. Byrd reported a South Pole flight in 1929. UN partition plan passed in 1947. Eisenhower visited Korea in 1952. Bells Are Ringing opened in 1956. Warren commission formed in 1963. McNamara left in 1967. Natalie Wood died in 1981. Cary Grant died in 1986.
Columnist Alan Guebert surveys WTO membership totals and trade figures from 1990s to 2001. He highlights nations outside and inside Doha, cotton subsidies, biotech shifts, and farm prices, noting how free trade growth contrasts with widening income gaps among the world’s rich and poor.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Kathleen Parker mocks the Bush presidency with mock reverence praising his 90 percent approval, noting PR wizards, Ramadan diplomacy, Kennedy ties, and homeless aid while lampooning political doubles. The piece blends satire with media-era rhetoric and contemporary events.
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