Steve Delaney Editor and Publisher of GCTelegram
Steve Delaney, editor and publisher of the GCTelegram, led the paper since its establishment in 1906, shaping local coverage and newsroom direction through decades of community reporting.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2003
Page
4
Steve Delaney, editor and publisher of the GCTelegram, led the paper since its establishment in 1906, shaping local coverage and newsroom direction through decades of community reporting.
Asahi Shimbun notes Beijing undercounted SARS cases ninefold, calling for openness and international cooperation with WHO. The Sydney Morning Herald cites Beijing concealing initial outbreak details, urging transparency to prevent panic. The Guardian argues Blair’s Iraq rationale hinges on enforcing UN WMD resolutions, not regime change. Expressen warns US must handle political Islam with patience to avoid destabilizing outcomes. El Pais predicts Shiite dominance in Iraq and questions US resistance to an electoral Islamic regime.
Highlights for April 25 cover Nicolas Pelletier’s 1792 execution by guillotine, the 1859 start of the Suez Canal, the 1898 US declaration of war on Spain, and 1901 New York’s first automobile license plate mandate with a $1 fee. The note places these events in the broader context of the date.
Reader forum contact addresses and phone numbers listed for Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and phone lines 275 2704 and 276 6862 ext 201.
A correspondent in Orren to Italy notes widespread peace symbols and pro Peace sentiment among Italians, contrasting a beloved American aid role with fierce domestic and European opposition. The piece explores cultural distance, media focus on Baghdad looting, and the paradox of American exceptionalism seen from Europe.
A liberal critic argues the media failed to oppose the Iraq war, citing sanitized coverage, mislabeling protests, and insufficient scrutiny of claims linking Saddam to al Qaida. Jason Salzman, author and watchdog board chair, frames mainstream press as conservative in bias.
A 1950s Garden City teacher, Lauren Crawford, mentored Dean Angeles, a former street kid, guiding him toward a successful path in music and life. The piece highlights how a teacher's genuine care can alter a student's trajectory and ripple through generations. Angeles recalls the mentor as a guiding light who helped him avoid a negative path.
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