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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2002
Page
4
The All Star game in Milwaukee ended after 11 innings with no winner. Critics argue management misuses pitchers to appease owners, pricing burdens burden fans, especially children, and threaten long term support for the national pastime.
Fans express outrage as baseballs All Star game ends after 11 innings tied 7 7 with both teams out of pitchers. Milwaukee attendance ranged from 125 to over 1000 dollars per ticket fueling anger and disbelief.
Today's highlight recalls July 10 1962 Telstar satellite launch at Cape Canaveral and century old milestones like 1850 Millard Fillmore presidency 1890 Wyoming statehood 1919 Wilson urging Versailles ratification 1940 Battle of Britain start 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily.
Readers debate whether media coverage of a potential Independence Day terror plot was blown out of proportion or appropriate given the circumstances. Opinions vary on media framing and public risk perception.
Donald Kaul argues the 1954 addition of under God to the Pledge divides the nation and calls for removing God from currency, criticizing congressional defenders and urging court action while reflecting on trust in institutions, religion, and government in a satirical tone.
The piece argues Americans enjoy thrilling public scorn of hypocritical stars and white collar villains. It cites Martha Stewart John Gotti Kenneth Lay Gary Condit and contrasts media portrayal with plain truth, concluding hypocrisy invites reaction while crime may go unpunished. Dezenhall is noted as author of Money Wanders and Nail Em.
A July Harper's Index roundup highlights Normal Illinois furniture laws, Avon to soldiers ratios in Brazil, FSU student arrests over free speech, and Kansas humanities progress. Also features the Stauth Memorial Museum exhibit, Algonquin Hotel anniversary notes, humorous quotes, and a quirky prizes column with celebrity email tidbits and musical acts.
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