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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2002
Page
4
Officials champion a two lane expansion to US 50 from the US 83 junction to the Kearny County line as the most cost effective route while KDOT weighs a four lane build 300 feet from the current road in a potential freeway option. State revenue declines push preference toward quicker, cheaper improvements.
Senator Robert Torricelli says his strong voice matters only if voters hear it in a campaign and argues the race is issue free as he declines a second term. Republican challenger Douglas Forrester counters with NJ politics stance. Army General Tommy Franks says the US must stay in Afghanistan until work is done. Florida Governor Jeb Bush praises a drug court ruling affecting his daughter’s rehab case and notes counselor reporting impacts treatment.
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The Kansas state plans to spend about 750000 to reinforce the Capitol dome in Topeka to hold the 22 foot tall Ad Astra statue. Voter input requested via email to the Buzz at gctelegram com.
The author recounts a 10 mile bike ride for Garden City's Corporate Challenge. Despite decades without cycling and a weak heart, he biked with a borrowed seat and cheap helmet. Facing hills, cramps, and a stubborn seat, he pushed on and finished ahead of several riders, relieved to end at the car and contemplating another attempt.
G Calvin Mackenzie, Colby College, and Michael Hasken dissect ethics regulations for federal employees and presidential appointees. The book argues most forms slow government more than they secure integrity, urging fewer disclosures, privacy, and restrained FBI checks while retaining tough codes for officials.
Ellen Goodman argues the United States risks isolating itself at the United Nations after Bush calls for action on Iraq. She questions unilateral leadership, urges partnership, and warns against expanding nuclear fears while noting the evolving rhetoric since 9/11.
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