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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2001
Page
4
A Washington firm markets CheckMate, a home infidelity kit claiming 100 percent proof of affairs by testing garments for bodily emissions. Critics warn testing can worsen breach of trust and urge couples to seek dialogue before resorting to forensic methods. John Peaspanen, city editor, may be emailed at peaspanen gctelegram.com.
Nationwide observances mark the three month anniversary of the September 11 attacks as Americans seek normalcy with caution. The United States pursues the main suspect Osama bin Laden and plans a new Afghan government while debate over detainee practices and civil liberties continues.
Tom Donnelly, whose Gulf War veteran son has Lou Gehrig’s disease, says the government finally must do what it should have done after a study found Gulf War service linked to higher ALS risk. Hamid Karzai urges continued U S support, warning against abandonment. President Bush quips after Hanukkah reception with a boy in a baseball yarmulke.
A brief thought of the day quotes philosopher William Lyon Phelps noting that life fear is a favorite disease of the 20th century. The line reflects an American educator and journalist's view on modern anxieties and mindset.
Today in History notes mark events on December 11 across years. Key moments include Edward VIII's abdication in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson, the 1816 statehood of Indiana, Pinckney Pinchback acting Louisiana governor in 1872, and UNICEF's 1946 founding.
The piece argues the Florida budget gap justifies delaying a planned intangibles tax cut to 2003 or later. It notes the recession and 9/11 hurt tourism, and that delaying the tax cut asks affluent Floridians to sacrifice for schools and Medicaid. It contrasts Jeb Bush with his brother, noting federal tax cuts and deficits. It cites analyses showing top earners gain most from cuts while low earners receive little benefit. It asks why top-bracket cuts should be untouchable.
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