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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2001
Page
4
The record lists staff and leadership for the Telegraph with names Steve Delaney and Bill Draper, plus roles Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor. It notes establishment in 1906 and references gctelegram.com for online presence.
A Kansas writer blends tax reform views with a personal tale of a March blizzard and a 22 percent property appraisal rise. He defends Internet taxes, applauds education funding, and urges fair tax treatment, urging citizens to pay their share as a patriot.
The Bush plan cuts Agriculture Department discretionary spending by 1.4 billion and halts emergency ag spending, hitting Kansas hard amid drought and wheat quality concerns. Exports programs also face cuts, prompting GOP lawmakers to hear strong constituent opposition at home.
Lonnie R. Lee defends Investigator Alan against The Garden City Telegram editorial spin. He recalls Miranda warnings, waiver clarity, and Fischer's lack of statements about Hamilton County involvement, praising Alan's decades in law enforcement and criticizing the Telegram's coverage.
Garden City government offices include the Board of County Commissioners at County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and the Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St Garden City. The USD 457 Educational Support Center is 1205 Fleming St with main line 316-275-5110 and Fox line 316-276-5220. Garden City Community College is 801 Campus Drive with 316-276-7611. State contact Rep Ward Loyd is at State Capitol Room 174 W Topeka KS 66612 785-296-7655.
In Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber’s dim Capitol suite he discusses a severe drought, Bonneville’s emergency, and EPA waivers as the energy crisis hits Oregon’s economy. Senator Gordon Smith shifts to back temporary price caps, aligning with Feinstein against the Bush administration, threatening Senate control.
Today in history marks April 10 as the Titanic set sail in 1912 and notes births, incorporations, literary firsts, political re elections, a deadly submarine disaster in 1963, a 1972 US Soviet bio warfare ban, and Golda Meir's resignation in 1974. Thought for Today recalls Max Beerbohm’s line about laughter.
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