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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2001
Page
4
The Patriot-News argues that Tampa's video system misidentifies Rob Millican as a suspect after a Tulsa woman spots a photo in a magazine. The piece warns that rising surveillance risks wrongful harassment and calls for scrutiny of security programs as citizens fear a creeping police state.
The Herald Bulletin reports Robert R. Courtney, a Kansas City pharmacist, allegedly diluted intravenous cancer treatments to boost profits. U S Attorneys say Courtney admitted greed drove the actions, risking patient lives and integrity in pharmaceuticals.
Rep Gary Condit declines to discuss alleged relations with missing intern Chandra Levy in first broadcast remarks. Commentary from High Times editor sparks debate over Afroman song Because I Got High. Greenwich retailers suspend Powerball ticket sales amid NY customer surge for $280 million jackpot.
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The 72-year-old Leon Dawson was judged not to be a sexual violent predator despite expert testimony that he remained sexually attracted to children. Jurors decided he should not be committed to Larned State Hospital, with findings highlighting prior offenses spanning decades and limited remorse.
In a satirical Globe ceremony, Ellen Goodman awards a cast of figures from politics and media with tongue in cheek “prizes” for perceived missteps in women’s history. Winners include Tom Green for polygamy bravado and Bradley Chait for a viral email chain. The bit critiques sexism and public double standards with sharp wit.
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