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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2002

Page

4

Steve Delaney and Bill Draper at GCTelegram

Editor Publisher and Managing Editor roles noted for Steve Delaney and Bill Draper at GCTelegram.com. Frequent attribution to newsroom leaders signals leadership or staff appointments within the paper.

Steve Delaney Bill Draper Delaney Draper

Iraq urged to cooperate with arms inspectors amid crisis

An Egyptian Gazette editorial from Cairo argues Saddam Hussein must openly cooperate with United Nations weapons inspectors to avoid further international censure and secure potential relief from charges of mass destruction. It warns against delaying tactics and calls for denial of accusations that inspectors are tools of U.S. and Israeli intelligence.

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Saddam Backed Down After U.N. Push and Pressure

The Guardian notes Saddam Hussein abandoned Iraqs defiant stance due to intensified U S pressure and Arab appeals. It credits U S President Bush and British PM Blair for urging U.N. engagement and suggests multilateral efforts through the U N led to the volte face during a long weekend.

Moscow Paris Beijing U.N Iraq George Bush Tony Blair U.S U.N. General Assembly Saddam The Guardian London

Bush pushes UN ultimatum on Iraq prompt unity shift

The Daily Telegraph notes rapid support for Washington after President Bush urged a UN ultimatum to Iraq. It argues Saddam Hussein counters with a pre emptive bid to re admit inspectors, while the Bush administration’s willingness to go to war underpins the shift toward a broader alliance.

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Accenture in Bermuda Draws Fire Over US Contracts

The piece accuses Accenture of tax dodging through Bermuda incorporation and urges ending federal contracts for offshore firms. It notes the firm’s $11 billion revenue and $700 million in U.S. contracts, including IRS website work, and highlights its lobbying to secure a loophole. It also mentions Radio host Jim Hightower’s new edition.

Accenture Washington Anderson Consulting Arthur Anderson Anderson Bermuda Uncle Sam Internal Revenue Service U.S Accenture Execu Tives Ronald Reagan House Appropriations Committee Jim Hightower Texas Harper-Collins

Privacy vs. police fishing for pregnancy records in Iowa

The Iowa Supreme Court will hear Planned Parenthood’s challenge after prosecutors subpoenaed pregnancy test records from clinics. The case centers on privacy rights and whether law enforcement can blanket search patient files. Advocates warn of a fertility dragnet transforming trust with doctors into fear.

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Reflections on Sept 11 and Chilean history through Charlie Horman

Paul Cantor recalls Sept 11 emotions and the 1973 Chile coup that toppled Allende. He links U.S. actions in Chile and Iran 1953 to 1954 to the Iraq threat, urging UN leadership and lawfulness for a secure democratic future. Cantor is a retired CUNY economics professor and former Chile journalist.

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World leaders weigh Iraq action and Bush seeks authority

President Bush urged Congress to authorize use of all necessary means to disarm Saddam Hussein, including force, while Czech President Vaclav Havel urged a broad coalition and warned against U.S. action alone. Separately, Kansas City Royals coach Tom Gamboa described being ambushed on the field by a bare-chested attacker, reflecting a violent incident at a game.

Bush Congress Iraq Saddam Hussein Kansas City Royals Tom Gamboa

Public scrutiny of SEC guardian turns critical

Commentary argues the SEC is compromised by Bush era policy. cites a Pitt seminar urging evidence destruction, Bush fundraising records, and rising public distrust of corporations. Highlights Philip Morris restructuring amid anti-tobacco activism and calls for fundamental change to prioritize public interest over profit.

Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Enron Worldcom Harvey Pitt Pitt Bush Fox George W. Bush House Senate Philip Morris Philadelphia Seattle U.S. Congress

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