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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2001
Page
11
Dayton Daily News columnist DL Stewart recounts a week of attempted bachelorhood while his wife travels. He juggles limited social plans, a homebound dinner of seven artery clogging ingredients, and aging joints after tennis and chores. He concludes bachelor life isn’t for him.
Rick Horowitz recalls visiting Senator John McCain at his Sedona ranch with Tom Daschle and Bruce Reed. The trip included fishing and hiking but drew CNN coverage and a quick press release about McCain not leaving the Republican Party.
Today marks the 161st day of 2001 and the 83rd day of spring with notable events. Amencus Callahan patents the window envelope in 1902 and Allied forces land in Sicily during Operation Husky in 1943. Nancy Lieberman-Cline joins a men’s pro team in 1986, and famous figures Judy Garland Maurice Sendak Bailey and Dan Fouts are listed with lifespans and ages. In sports history Baltimore tops St Louis 25 to 4 in 189? with Wilbert Robinson driving in 17 runs.
Charles Krauthammer argues the Bush administration’s shift to unilateralism signals a new post Cold War foreign policy. It seeks to deploy American power freely, opposing multilateral constraints, citing ABM defenses and Kyoto rejection as clear statements, amid mixed Senate reception and allied alarm.
The piece casts Mark Russell amid a Democrat controlled Senate while Republicans press two tasks daily. It notes Americans will spend their tax refunds on items or trips, with refunds up to 8060 for singles and 3800 for married couples. Several states may tax refunds, framing the policy as an Uncle Sam mugging then giving a dollar to ride home.
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