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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2002
Page
4
The column praises President Bush for blunt down‑home remarks during NBC interview glimpses. It argues such candid moments aside from polished rhetoric reveal a real leader and suggest more genuine exchanges with Americans, despite White House hand-wringing.
President Bush, defending a ad libbed tax pledge, faces scrutiny from aides who fear it echoes the Read my lips line that hurt his father in 1992. Debates arise after NBC special footage shows his remarks and reactions from aides. Enron fallout is cited by workers as Lay resigns amid bankruptcy. Tyson apologizes for melee at a news conference, risking a boxing license.
A concise quotation attributed to American architect Addison Mizner reflects on gratitude for relatives while noting the freedom to select friends. The line prompts reflection on social ties and personal choice.
Today's History highlights recall 1942 blame placed on Kimmel and Short after Pearl Harbor naval and army command failures. It notes 1848 James Marshall finds gold at Sutter's Mill. 1908 Baden-Powell forms Boy Scouts, 1924 Leningrad name, 1972 welfare rights case, 1989 Bundy death.
Be tm yea r governor outlines four tax ideas to raise revenue and reduce the deficit. Voters are invited to comment via email or phone, with options including a 65-cent cigarette tax, a quarter-cent sales tax, a penny-a-gallon fuel tax, and a 75-cent increase in car registration fees.
A 14 day ban on packer ownership of cattle aims to curb price manipulation by large packers. Debate centers on what qualifies as control and whether forward contracts are affected. Farm Bureau backing the ban adds political muscle as Congress weighs the House Senate Farm Bill provisions.
Kathleen Parker critiques media led diversity debate over the 9 11 flag photo and the proposed FDNY statue. She argues real heroes were the unnamed firefighters and urges honoring them without altering identities or faces.
A Telegram columnist blends personal scenes at a bar and Cold War jokes with commentary on Texas pride and post 9 11 politics. He notes Osama bin Laden’s missteps after 9 11, Texas ideology, and Bush’s response, comparing leadership to Churchill and FDR while urging unity and realism.
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