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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2003
Page
4
A global press survey contrasts Arnold Schwarzenegger potential California governor with historic film fame and a changing political map. It notes Latino voters, living hardships in California, and the rise of celebrity politics echoing Reagan while urging awareness of systemic issues.
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The excerpt presents the First Amendment protections for religion speech press assembly and petition, outlining prohibition of laws hindering free exercise and rights to peaceful assembly and redress of grievances by the people.
The piece profiles Mike Leavitt, Utah governor and Bush EPA nominee, arguing his push for a wetlands paving project known as the Legacy Highway clashes with environmental groups. It contrasts his professed balance with critics who say his deals favor development, and notes Senate resistance and Utah reactions.
George Naylor of Churdan Iowa argues US subsidies distort global markets and harm family farms. He cites the 1996 Farm Bill and APAC UT study showing limited price rise from subsidy cuts, calls for a price floor and food security reserve, and urges policy change to protect farmers and rural communities.
An Associated Press column examines Arnold Schwarzenegger moving from actor to California governor and the national media’s fixation on recall politics. It questions how state fiscal turmoil will be addressed, stresses need for collaborative governance, and predicts scrutiny as his administration unfolds.
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