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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2002
Page
4
Our View argues the Salina city commission considers an ordinance to ban smoking in restaurants, urging respect for private choice while acknowledging public health concerns. It warns against overreach, but supports clear signs on smoking status and defends individuals' rights to decide for themselves.
New York Post television critic Linda Stasi calls The Bachelor ill conceived and demeaning to women. Playboy’s Elizabeth Norris discusses a Women of Enron pictorial invitation. Shelly Finkel comments on Tyson Lewis publicity ahead of the June 8 Memphis bout after a January brawl and Tyson’s Las Vegas license denial.
March 26 marks milestones from 1982 groundbreak for Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington to 1804 Louisiana Purchase division into Orleans Territory and District of Louisiana. Beethoven died 1827 in Vienna and Frost born 1875 in San Francisco. Eastman Kodak’s film era began 1885 Rochester. Whitman died 1892 Camden. Tennessee Williams born 1911 in Columbus Mississippi.
A note asks readers to pay homage to the week by voting or commenting via email. It lists contact lines and extension numbers 275 204 and 276 686 with an attention tag Attn BUZZ, urging audience participation through correspondence.
Brett Riggs reflects on Kansas reaching the Final Four and how the run upends daily life. Family gatherings, superstition, and nerves color the ride as the Jayhawks march through March toward Atlanta, with Maryland looming and the grocery run awaiting if the dream ends.
Bush maintains strong leadership on the war against terrorism but faces narrow authority at home. After 14 months in office his domestic gains are few and largely partisan, with tax cuts and No Child Left Behind as notable exceptions, while economic and welfare proposals stall in a divided Congress. The president backs war aims while fighting for broader agenda items.
Michael Khoo of the Union of Concerned Scientists notes a 300 percent rise in antibiotic use in chicken production over 15 years and urges Congress to mandate phasing out growth promoting use. He cites Tyson and Perdue leading reductions and calls for actions from Gold Kist and Pilgrim's Pride to curb nontherapeutic antibiotics.
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