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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are associated with the GCTelegram as editor and publisher and managing editor respectively, reflecting key leadership roles in the newspaper’s masthead.
The Holcomb board approved 7000 for a school driving range putting green and 1900 to offset Odyssey of the Mind travel to the world champion ship amid an $80,000 deficit. Open meetings tensions and funding questions fueled public doubt about the motives and rules governing the decisions.
A reader urges hiring an independent consultant to investigate internal police activities in Garden City. The letter supports an outside inquiry, cites dissatisfaction with current leadership, and critiques Hawkins and the chain of command while backing Chief’s actions and urging transparency and reform.
Readers weigh in on whether the city should hire an independent consultant to probe police department leadership. Opinions vary from advocating accountability and a housecleaning to defending current management and focusing on positive community programs.
A reader shares a heartfelt letter urging America to remember the Oklahoma City bombing victims and condemns promoting the attacker’s book. He describes visiting the Murrah Memorial and emphasizes unity and support for those unable to speak for themselves. He warns against selling or buying the controversial book and invites readers to visit the memorial or the national memorial website.
A Garden City reader thanks the Garden City Police Department for friendly deter rence and assistance during a consignment auction at the Finney County Fairgrounds. The writer credits officers who visited multiple times, noting their pleasant conduct and the sense of safety they provided to the community.
The writer credits Clinton with finally balancing the federal budget after red ink since Reagan. They argue public confidence boosted the economy by administration decisions, noting hopes for future surpluses to reduce the national debt. They warn that Bush’s leadership undermines confidence and investment.
Steve Delaney argues that although U S currency bears legal tender for all debts, government and IRS prefer checks and cards. He critiques tax policy, loopholes for the wealthy, and a bloated bureaucracy while calling for reform though doubtful it will occur.
Editorial urges all parents to immunize their children during National Infant Immunization Week April 22 28. Emphasizes community protection, reduced disease risk for the vulnerable, and lowered medical costs from preventable illnesses. Encourages collective action as village helps raise every child.
The Galliart family says their puppy was run over by a man in a white Chevy truck on Monday at about 2 p.m. in front of bystanders. The driver did not stop, prompting a plea for compassion and accountability. The family calls the pet a member of the family and says it will be missed.
In observance of National Lab Week April 16 20 the piece celebrates medical technologists as vital problem solvers behind the scenes. It describes their role analyzing blood to diagnose fatigue anemia infections and heart attack risk while praising their fascination with science and dedication to patient care. Jessica Dirks MT ASCP signs the message.
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