Quote of Barbara Bush on press avoidance
The former first lady Barbara Bush urged avoiding the press and warned that if quoted, one should ensure they were heard. The remark, dated 1992, frames media as a dangerous crowd to beware.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2004
Page
2
The former first lady Barbara Bush urged avoiding the press and warned that if quoted, one should ensure they were heard. The remark, dated 1992, frames media as a dangerous crowd to beware.
CSD Chatterboxes discusses a string of raids and arrests worldwide seen as progress in fighting terrorism and proof of improved intelligence sharing urged by the Sept 11 commission. It notes ongoing terrorist threats and calls for vigilance with the Olympics and upcoming U.S. elections.
A clumsy OCR list shows addresses and phone numbers for U S senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U S Representative Jim Ryun, and Kansas officials Governor Kathleen Sebelius and several state senators and representatives. It preserves names, chamber, and Topeka Capitol locations with web and email hints.
Columnist William A. Collins argues that large-lot zoning and car-centric growth block transit progress in Connecticut. He links highway lobbying, truck freight, and underinvestment in rail to traffic, stresses the tax burden, and urges funding buses and rail with higher taxes, noting commuter costs and debt.
Opinion piece by Jim Hightower warns that corporate executives, led by IBM and Microsoft, shift white collar and high tech positions offshore under a euphemism of global sourcing. The essay argues this drags down wages, erodes unity, and calls for reclaiming tax breaks and subsidies for Americans.
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