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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2001
Page
4
A compact note from the Draper and Delaney desk at gctelegram.com recalls the paper's founding in 1906, with Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor credits listed. concise archival teaser for a historical item.
A narrative voice describes a man enduring heartbreak and loneliness as a young relative, likely a grandchild, calls out for him. The scene conveys regret, aging, and sorrow while a managing editor contact is provided for GCTelegram.
The Kansas Legislature confronts a 200 million shortfall while drafting a new school finance plan. Governors plan, judicial budget strain, and possible tax increases threaten district funding and caseloads. Senators warn funding limits could slow adjudication and hamper judiciary recruitment. Lawmakers must prove mettle under tough times.
Garden City USD 457 and Garden City Community College publish contact details for the Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming Street and the campus at 801 Campus Drive. Phone lines list 316-275-5110 for the school district and 316-276-7611 with fax 316-276-9573 for the college.
Lawmakers question Bush plan for justice funding as the administration freezes overall federal justice expenditures while proposing targeted cuts and new initiatives. Critics warn reductions threaten state and local enforcement, citing Boys and Girls Clubs housing projects and prisoner reimbursement programs amid bipartisan push to restore funding and address crime.
The entry marks April 17 as the 107th day of 2001 with 258 days remaining. Notable notes include the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion anniversary, Columbus receiving a royal commission in 1492, and Ford’s 1964 Mustang unveiling. The Thought for Today, by Thomas Merton, emphasizes shared happiness.
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