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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2001
Page
4
Our View praises civil service approach to the municipal swimming pool debate. A commission pool committee reports its findings with options for improvements, potential year round facility, and an aquatic director. Final funding decisions rest with the elected commission after public input.
Cardinal Edward Egan speaks at a memorial for World Trade Center victims sharing mourning, while business figures discuss leadership burdens at United Airlines. Survivor Shamoon Masih recalls a church attack in Pakistan where many children and women were harmed.
A Margaret Mead quotation reflects on ethics noting that accepting a lesser evil may be necessary temporarily but one should not label a necessary evil as good. The line emphasizes careful moral judgment without endorsing wrongdoing.
Oct 29 marks the 302nd day of 2001 with 63 days remaining. Notable events include Black Tuesday in 1929, William Penn’s 1682 landing in Chester, Turkey proclaimed in 1923, Frances Cleveland Preston’s death in 1947, and John Glenn’s 1998 spaceflight comeback with Discovery.
A compact, alphabetized roll of global terms, places, people, and entities spanning geopolitical, security, and cultural references. Includes countries, organizations, figures, events, and tech terms, with notable overlaps in Middle East, terrorism, diplomacy, and world affairs.
Columnist Roger Hernandez argues against removing Cuba from the U.S. list of terrorist states despite CIP calls for closer ties. He cites ETA, IRA, Colombian guerrillas, fugitives like Joanne Chesimard and Victor Gerena, and Castro’s May meetings with Iran and Libya to challenge Cuba policy and warn against appeasement.
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