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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 2002

Page

4

Steve Delaney and Bill Draper Profiles

Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed with GC Telegram as Editor Publisher and Managing Editor, indicating their roles in the newsroom leadership. The entry notes Delaney and Draper associated with the publication and their respective titles.

Steve Delaney Bill Draper

Presidential secrecy over pardons would expand blanket

The Bush administration pushes a broad presidential communications privilege to hide pardon requests and deliberations from public view, extending secrecy beyond standard executive privilege to cover decades of past presidents. The move aims to conceal federal government workings from the media and public.

George W. Bush Bush

Nigeria urged to halt stoning court verdicts abroad

The piece condemns a Nigerian Islamic court in Fantua for sentencing Amina Lawal to be stoned for alleged sex out of wedlock. It notes the nine month after-divorce proof and a delayed execution until the baby is weaned, calling the practice barbarism and urging international intervention. The report cites prior similar cases and criticizes Shariah courts as un-Islamic.

Igeria Fantua Amina Lawal Lawal Nigeria Iraq Saddam Hussein United States Baghdad Hussein Israel U.N U.S

Turbulent era notes raise questions on justice and terror

Secretary Powell vows continued engagement after Karzai assassination attempt and Kabul blast kill at least ten, with Afghan officials saying terrorists led by Osama bin Laden were behind both attacks. Senate Judiciary panel blocks Bush nominee Priscilla Owen to appeals court, sparking debate on qualified judges. Meanwhile lawyer Martin Triano argues Popov did not lose the ball in the Bonds 73rd homer case amid chaos.

al-Qaida Taliban Colin Powell Hamid Karzai Kabul Osama bin Laden Senate Tom Daschle Ds.d Judiciary Committee Bush Texas Supreme Court Priscilla Owen Martin Triano Alex Popov Barry Bonds Popov Patrick Hayashi

On This Date Sept 6 Through History Highlights

Key events include the 1901 McKinley assassination and Roosevelt succession, 1837 Oberlin integrates, 1909 Peary North Pole claim, 1941 yellow Stars order, 1948 Queen Juliana coronation, 1952 Montreal TV starts, and 1966 Verwoerd assassination in Cape Town.

William McKinley Leon Czolgosz Buffalo N.Y McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Oberlin Collegiate Institute of Ohio Robert Peary North Pole Juliana The Netherlands Montreal Hendrik Verwoerd Cape Town

America’s shifting path on rights and Middle East policy

The piece critiques U S actions after 9 11 highlighting detainee practices at Guantanamo Bay and the push for war with Iraq while calling for renewed UN inspections, credible peace talks, and a return to long standing commitments to human rights, justice, and international cooperation.

United States Community of Nations Middle East Bush Justice Department Guantanamo Bay Occupied Territories U.N Israel Washington Congress

Bar ads and the rise of face to face marketing

In trendy bars amid $12 glacier blue martinis, actors stroll in as stealth marketers to spark conversations and sell products. The piece argues this one on one approach, despite Nader calls for deception, signals a bold shift in consumer marketing and branding.

Wes Bacall Joe Jost Nader Sony Corp Ericsson George W. Bush Waco Wal-Mart

Cross Burning and Free Speech in the First Amendment Debate

Commentary by Turley argues that cross burning, as a protected form of symbolic speech, tests the limits of the First Amendment. The piece notes historical use of intimidation, cites Virginia and California laws, and frames the Black case as a clash between free speech and public safety, urging preservation of speech even when hateful.

Yorkville Ohio Ku Klux Klan Lompoc Calif California Supreme Court Virginia KKK Barry Elton Black Johnstown District of Columbia Black John Adams ACLU David Baugh Randolph Beales

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