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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2002
Page
4
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French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine and European leaders voice criticism of President Bush after the State of the Union address. They call his approach simplism and unilateralism while urging a broader role in the war on terrorism and attention to underlying causes. They question the efficiency of speaking with one voice and highlight differing truths between Europe and the United States.
Madrid based El Mundo reports the U S president seeks support for anti-terrorist plans while maintaining a cautious line on military action as he meets allies in Asia. In South Korea he faces pressure to push for open dialogue with North Korea and to balance carrot and stick diplomacy at the DMZ and Seoul government requests.
The piece contrasts how the United States, Europe, and Arab partners view Saddam Hussein. Critics fear a costly, dangerous strike with economic shocks, while Bush and Thatcher see Saddam as incorrigible. Two hurdles loom: no direct link to 9/11 and risk of a regional firestorm amid Gaza-Israel tensions.
U.S. and Pakistani officials confirm Daniel Pearl was killed by his captors. President Bush expresses sorrow for Pearl's death and his family. The reporter's death follows weeks of concern as the nation mourns the loss of a journalist. Also noted, Michelle Kwan’s fall leads to bronze while Sarah Hughes wins gold.
The quote reflects on the urge to correct others as a self inflicting affliction. It names Marianne Moore, the American poet born in 1887 and died in 1972, as the source of the saying.
In a San Francisco apartment complex Diane Whipple was savaged by Presa Canario dogs. Owners Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel face murder charges amid claims of negligence and prior warnings. The case highlights risks of dangerous animals in multi unit housing and calls for accountability for the owners.
Ellen Goodman surveys the Missyplicity Project and Texas A M cat cloning, noting CC the first cloned cat. She warns that likeness is superficial, cloning does not equal resurrection, and ethical questions loom as pet owners seek comfort at high cost. The piece critiques pet cloning hype and highlights humane concerns amid a sea of 113 million US cats.
Kristina Wilfore of The Center for Policy Alternatives argues in favor of broadening coverage and increasing benefits to address rising unemployment, urging states to act now. She notes the surge from 5.7 million to 8.2 million unemployed between 2000 and 2001 and a 32 percent rise in long term joblessness, calling for reforms to fit modern part time and seasonal work.
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