Telegram names Delaney and Draper as editors
The 1906 established Telegram announces Steve Delaney as editor and Bill Draper as publisher and manager. Delaney and Draper are linked with the GCTelegram domain and serve as key editorial staff.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2001
Page
2
The 1906 established Telegram announces Steve Delaney as editor and Bill Draper as publisher and manager. Delaney and Draper are linked with the GCTelegram domain and serve as key editorial staff.
Pawnee Watershed District seeks $4 million to build a 35 foot dam across Buckner Creek forming a lake in Horsethief Canyon near Jetmore, eight miles from Garden City. When filled it would be three times the size of Clark and Mead counties lakes and boost regional tourism and lifestyle options.
A district list provides contact details for Kansas leaders including Senator Sam Brownback Representative Jerry Moran Governor Bill Graves Attorney General Carla Stovall Senator Pat Roberts with Washington, Topeka and state office phone numbers fax and emails for official channels.
April 5, 2001 marks the 95th day of the year with several historical notes. Notable events include the 1951 Rosenberg death sentence, Pocahontas and Rolfe’s Virginia marriage in 1614, the Mayflower voyage in 1621, and Elihu Yale’s 1649 birth. Other entries cover Washington’s 1792 veto, Wilde’s 1895 libel loss, MacArthur’s 1964 death, Chiang Kai-shek’s 1975 death, Hughes’s 1976 passing, a 1988 hijacking, Ginsberg’s 1997 death, Atlantis shuttle mission, rising jobless rate to 6.8% in March, a Brunswick, Georgia crash that killed John Tower and 21 others, and a Thought for Today by Nicholas Murray Butler.
Harold Breimyer, longtime Missouri agronomist and policy leader, died March 19 in Columbia. Born 1914 in Ohio, he shaped US farm programs from the New Deal era to Freedom to Farm, advocating that policy serve providers and workers first, then things, and he remained a prolific writer and commentator until 2000.
A reflective piece on rising youth violence in the 1990s and 2000s urges parents and society to resist the trend, demand prevention, and pursue targeted intervention. It contrasts lived fear with Justice Department declines, insisting violence must be fixed rather than tolerated.
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