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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2003
Page
4
Our View argues that despite millions signing national and state do not call lists, a federal judge found the national scheme invalid for favoring nonprofits and politics over commercial calls. President Bush signed a do not call law, yet loopholes remain for charities pollsters and recent purchasers. Hypocrisy fuels the judge's challenge.
Vince Cannistraro, a former CIA counterterrorism chief, warns that the core power of al-Qaida has moved to Saudi Arabia. Rush Limbaugh resigns after remarks about Donovan McNabb draw backlash. Baghdad principal Fahria Whayeb notes 300 students at al-Karkh primary school will lack promised furniture and textbooks.
The Pulse Reader Forum invites feedback via email or mail to Editor Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and provides phone numbers 620 275 2704 276 6862 for contact.
A partial OCR reading cites a clause from the First Amendment protecting religion speech press assembly and petition. The text references free exercise and redress of grievances but is incomplete and lacks surrounding context or attribution.
In a bold shift from film to politics, the piece compares Cool Hand Luke’s line about a failure to communicate to Congress debating an $87 billion Iraq add-on. It warns the 2004 deficit impact, calls out hidden costs, and questions whether Bush and Congress will follow fiscal rules. The column highlights Farm Bill cuts, tax reductions, and the massive long term bill facing taxpayers.
Lou Dobbs argues that the federal government spends heavily to fight the drug war while overmedicating rises. He cites a 73 percent rise in antidepressant sales to over 12 billion and a 167 percent jump in analeptics, plus 1 million Strattera prescriptions in six months, urging doctors to curb overprescribing and prioritize causes over profits.
Mark Ritchie reviews the Cancun WTO meeting highlighting three lessons. Civil society gains influence, developing nations push for fair trade, and real prosperity can come from rules benefiting the poor. The article notes a shift toward a more global organization and the rise of fair trade practices shaping policy.
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