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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed as established figures for the GCTelegram with roles including Editor Publisher and Managing Editor. The source notes the two names with organizational association and positions.
The United Nations faces two days of anti American protests as members split over a resolution to restore weapons inspectors in Iraq. Developing nations voice peace while France and the United States clash over language including the use of force.
Corriere Della Sera notes deep divisions across Europe on the Iraq crisis. Germany signals caution while Britain under Tony Blair backs strong action. The piece calls for a centrist, cohesive Europe forging EU unity and clear ties with the United States to balance peace and national interests.
The FCC rejected a plan by the two largest direct broadcast satellite providers to form a monopoly to compete with cable. Critics said the deal would create a single firm with control over prices, while regulators would monitor those prices.
A press conference by 19 Democrats calling to delay war with Iraq was largely ignored by major media. The author argues mainstream outlets censored dissent, noting the Times briefed the event while networks avoided inviting dissenters on talk shows. Radio host Jim Hightower is cited.
John Dailey writes as Sandhill Books owner about a biker in a bar enforcing colors, then shifts to foreign policy on Iraq. He contrasts pop culture fantasies with real threats, noting public appetite for action while questioning needs for force and self defense. He cites media hype, fear post 9 11, and wishes for a Schwarzenegger showdown.
The Nobel Prize to Jimmy Carter sparks debate over ex presidents' roles after office. Observers praise his humanitarian work from Plains, Georgia, while noting the tension between peace work and political efficacy. Analysts like Robert Dallek contrast Carter with predecessors and discuss whether second acts require a mission beyond ambition.
A Hugoton public information meeting on weather modification drew controversy as organizers excluded key speakers from the Western Kansas Weather Modification Program and limited participation to Dr. Chuck Doswell. Critics argue the event favored one view, suppressing balanced information.
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