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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2002
Page
4
Tyson barred from Nevada boxing return in bid
Nevada State Athletic Commission, in a 4 1 vote, told Mike Tyson to stay out of Nevada ring affairs. The hearing followed a volatile week ahead of the Super Bowl with potential legal trouble and a pending divorce. Supporters praised his charity work while critics warned of risks to public safety. Tyson left before the vote and others may offer venues elsewhere as his career continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegas
Nevada State Athletic Commission
Mike Tyson
Nevada
Tyson
John Bailey
Axis of evil remarks spark global reactions and Taliban justice memories
The text reports diverse views on the Bush administration’s axis of evil speech. Rumsfeld criticizes it as ambiguous to some nations including Iran and Iraq. Ramadan calls it stupid and says the US is the source of evil. A Taliban era victim recalls amputation and summary justice without counsel or clear charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
North Korea
Iraq
United States
Donald Rumsfeld
Bush
Taha Yassin Ramadan
U.S
Thought for nie Los secretos ni oblos ni decirlos
A Spanish proverb warns not to listen to secrets and not to reveal them, emphasizing discretion and caution in handling confidential matters. It reflects a cultural emphasis on restraint and prudent speech when faced with whispered information.
History Column Highlights January 31 Milestones
Key events include Truman ordering development of the hydrogen bomb in 1950, Guy Fawkes’ 1606 execution, Robert E. Lee named Confederate general-in-chief in 1865, Germany’s 1917 unrestricted submarine warfare notice, FDR’s 1934 dollar devaluation, and 1944 U S forces invading Kwajalein Atoll and Marshall Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Guy Fawkes
James I
Robert E. Lee
Germany
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Insurance Commissioner Sebelius Approves Blue Cross Kansas Merger
The Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius approves the merger between Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas and Anthem. Citizens may vote or comment by email or via the provided telegram-like contact, with a fax number also listed for Attn BUZZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Insurance
Thleen Sebelius
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of Kansas
Anthem
Enrons Power Couple Helped Deregulate Energy Markets
A critique of Wendy and Phil Gramm linking their Washington roles to Enron gains. It details Wendy Gramm’s CFTC chairmanship under Bush, the 1993 deregulation push, Enron board ties, and the 1999–2001 stock looting of $1.1 billion, arguing campaign money bought influence and hurt workers and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Wendy Gramm
Phil Gramm
Enron
Wendy
Phil
Texas
Washington, D.C
White House
Reagan
Washington
George H.W. Bush
Houston
Ken Lay
CFTC
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Citizen.org
Public Citizen
Sen
Congress
Ing
California
House of Trading Cards
Gramms
White crowds at MLK event question living the dream
Kathleen Parker writes from Martin Luther King Park about a rain soaked gathering of about 150 Black attendees and a few Whites. She recalls King’s legacy and Randall Kennedy’s warning against hollow celebrations, arguing many strive toward equality though not yet living the dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
Martin Luther King Park
Martin Luther King
Faulkner
Jesse Jacksons
al Sharptons
Louis Farrakhans
Randall Kennedy
Harvard Law
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Kennedy
Enron Scandal Highlights a Republican Corporate Split
Kaul argues Enron exposed a political system where corporate money buys access and protection. He notes Republican dominance allowed lax regulation, with both parties profiting from contributions. Bush claims no knowledge of Lay while condemning the deceit, a stance Kaul calls chutzpah.
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Vegram
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Orlando Sentinel
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Donald Kaul
Minuteman Media Servic
Daniel Patrick Pienaar
Senate
Mr. Clinton
George Bush
Sen. Gramm
Ralph Nader
Kenneth Lay
Kaul
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