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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2001
Page
4
The Telegram notes the 1906 establishment with editors Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as key figures. Delaney and Draper are cited in association with the paper's early leadership and editorial direction, reflecting the newspaper’s historic roots.
Editorial excerpts from Berlin London and Cairo reflect global debate after the September 11 terror attacks. Discuss embargoes U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia and Israel policy alongside fears of widening inequality and the future of U.S. foreign policy. The pieces contrast Western technocracy with Islamic fundamentalism and call for broader international cooperation in counterterrorism.
Philadelphia resident Alexis Alexander sought a bus ride home from Salt Lake City but found herself stranded in New York as Greyhound halted all service following a driver assault in Tennessee. An accompanying quote notes fears and conspiracy views about the World Trade Center attacks. A San Francisco Giants moment features Barry Bonds’ daughters displaying a sign as he nears a home run record, with many walks limiting chances.
Today in history highlights Sputniks 1957 launch marking the Space Age. Also noted are Washingtons Germantown assault in 1777 Hayes birth in 1822 first U S Open golf in 1895 and Dick Tracy debut in 1931 plus Hitler Mussolini Brenner Pass meeting in 1940.
Secretary Veneman used a farm press briefing to reiterate the Administration’s silence on the 2002 Farm Bill while promoting the New Century report. She criticized current payments to high income farmers and endorsed conservative conservation ideas, but offered no concrete policy updates or a clear compromise path as House and Senate bills loom.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Kathleen Parker argues that Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rep. Gary Condit have revived public legitimacy amid tragedy and scandal. She questions their motives, warns against worship of political figures, and calls pride the true sin behind their actions.
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