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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2003
Page
4
Steve Delaney editor publisher of the gctelegram.com promotes a 1906 established local news focus in Telegram. The brief item notes his role and the paper's online presence.
Our View notes USD 363 Holcomb's extended hunt for a new superintendent, expanding interviews to three more external candidates after precedent set by Garden City where Deputy Superintendent Jim Lentz was promoted to replace retiring Milt Pippenger. Community mixed on bypassing nationwide search, but Holcomb sticks to prudent, thorough process.
Readers urge adherence to Flag Code in supporting troops. The letter stresses that the American flag is a symbol to be displayed with respect not as a greeting card or decoration. It lists rules on dipping, display, advertising, embroidery, and disposal, urging flag reverence and proper handling.
A Garden City High School student in 10th grade and three friends were ticketed for jaywalking during lunch. The accuser complains a new English officer is issuing fines of 52 dollars each, alleges intimidation, and warns parents that enforcement may intensify around schools. The town’s small‑town vibe is questioned amid budget motives and safety concerns.
The Telegram invites community feedback via email, fax, or mail to the Attn Editor at 310 N Se, Garden City, KS 67846. Readers are encouraged to share opinions on local affairs by contacting the paper’s newsroom.
Burdett Loomis laments the departure of Kansas stalwarts like Roy Williams and Bill Graves, arguing aging leaders rarely stay to retire gracefully. He contrasts Kansas sagas with Paul Simon’s Illinois example, praising his direct, principled stance on education funding and urging lawmakers to invest in future generations.
The article analyzes how large scale antiwar mobilizations signal broader unease with U S governance. It links protests to consumption, democracy, and social reform, noting limited immediate impact on Iraq policy but rising influence on domestic politics and public mood guided by leaders and elections.
Reynaldo Mesa named mayor for 12 months, his second stint after a three year prior term. The piece argues the mayor should share views publicly, outlining challenges and expectations for the community, and contrasts ceremonial perceptions with the need for open, opinionated leadership. It also cites past messages from Tim Cruz and a future note on USD 457 Superintendent Milt Pippenger.
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