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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2002
Page
4
Our View argues after hours signing for warrants burdens Salina police and strains resources. Judge Daniel Hebert says after hours contact is possible only in emergencies while police chief Jim Hill calls it a chronic problem. The piece urges a change to support public safety and efficient law enforcement.
New York Mayor Bloomberg, Cantor Fitzgerald chief Harold Lutnick, and President Bush voiced healing, resolve, and justice at memorials. Bloomberg recalled neighbors and friends lost, Lutnick noted his brother among 658 Cantor Fitzgerald victims, Bush pledged relentless pursuit of justice.
This date marks 2002 as the 255th day with 110 days left in the year. Notable events include Henry Hudson reaching the river named after him in 1609, H. L. Mencken's birth in 1880, Hitler's 1938 demand for Sudeten self determination, Mussolini’s removal in 1943, and U S troops entering Germany near Trier in 1944.
Unclear text discusses Connie Morris and a proposed policy about providing education to children of illegal immigrants in Kansas. Mentions state education board context and contact details for comment or voting, though specifics are uncertain.
The USDA under Ann Veneman touts a 7.5 percent rise in FY 2003 farm exports, yet ERS projects 2002 net farm income to fall 23 percent to 35.2 billion. The contrast highlights political framing as income declines offset export gains, with livestock receipts and farm payments also expected to shrink.
A year after the attacks, Kathleen Parker argues that outrage is warranted yet must target policies and extremism, not civilians. She condemns the notion that “we deserved it,” urges continued pursuit of terrorism, and critiques both anti-American rhetoric and brutalities abroad while urging unity and resolve. She links this to Nigeria’s Amina Lawal case and warns against dangerous mindsets fueling violence.
Scott Russell Sanders argues true patriotism lies in loving and defending the land not leaders or military hardware. He says security comes from local, sustainable communities and healthy ecosystems, not bigger budgets or drills. He cites Mother and Father America as the land we must protect, with living landscapes and reliable neighbors.
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