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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2001
Page
4
The report notes changes at the Telegram with the editor and publisher roles shifting. It mentions the managing editor and provides associated references to draper and gctelegram.com as the source of information.
The article argues the federal budget surplus has mostly fallen due to the 2001 tax cuts and a weaker economy. It quotes Dennis Hastert and Dick Armey pushing a spending blame narrative while noting actual forecasts already included prior spending and that future increases in education and defense are likely. It questions the administration's claims and notes the president promised more military spending and a drug benefit while promising a large tax cut.
Obert R. Courtney of Kansas City faces trial for allegedly supplying diluted cancer drugs. Industry officials say such crimes are rare, yet the consequences are grave and shake trust in drug quality. The case prompts scrutiny of oversight and calls for systemwide checks, including computer cross checks and in hospital monitoring due to inspector shortages.
Shimon Peres says peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians remain hard yet possible while planning a meeting with Yasser Arafat. President Bush notes shared Ohio roots with Vicente Fox as both leaders discuss cooperation. Dr. David Baltimore expresses cautious optimism about AIDS vaccine candidates advancing globally.
The National Organization for Women advocates funding to defend Andrea Yates, claiming postpartum mood disorder justified her drowning of five children, as Soltys is praised for evading a 10 day manhunt after killing his pregnant wife and three relatives. The piece criticizes NOW’s stance, calls Yates a killer, and urges focus on victims and accountability.
Ellen Goodman explores the persistence of surname traditions in marriages. Despite many women pursuing careers, most brides still adopt their husband’s name, signaling ongoing gendered expectations. The piece contrasts shifting professional milestones with the enduring social norm of changing names, noting editors’ treatment of women who keep their birth names.
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