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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2002
Page
4
Illinois Appellate Court allows families of a murder victim to sue gun manufacturers and distributors for public nuisance while barring suits against other gun makers. The piece compares to cigarette suits and argues for gun makers to accept responsibility, noting the nuisance lies in user intent and the danger of firearms.
They San and Josh Kampf launch a California to New York trek to honor 9/11 victims, aiming to draw attention to the crisis as a personal journey. Bloomberg’s oath in Times Square closes 2001 with a vow to lead, while Zimbabwe faces chaos, violence, and mass hunger amid political upheaval.
A public reading features Ursula K Le Guin remarking that the journey matters more than the end, emphasising the value of perseverance in creative work. The quote highlights the poet author’s view on lifelong exploration and discovery as essential.
Marilois Bach writes in The Weekly Vista about three Bella Vista Lutheran Church women scoring hole in ones in the same week while likening golf shots to miracles. She notes a prior four-man Methodist run of aces and cites Billy Graham on heaven and golf. The piece blends humor, faith, and local golf lore from a longtime Arkansas columnist.
Los Angeles attorney Gloria Allred seeks an investigation into George Harrison death records claiming false death address details undermine public records integrity. Police say a fictitious address is not a crime if no intent to defraud exists, noting privacy motives for celebrities.
Highlights mark January 2 occurrences from 1492 to 1935. Key moments include Spain’s surrender of the last Arab stronghold in 1492, Georgia’s 1788 ratification of the US Constitution, KDKA broadcasting religious services in 1921, and Bruno Hauptmann’s 1935 trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder.
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