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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named in the draft as Editor and Publisher with Delaney and Draper listed alongside the Gazette Telegram contact roles. The text mentions two editors and provides email handles gctelegram.com for both, indicating leadership and management positions.
A meditation on fading towns across Kansas and neighboring states as populations shrink and services vanish. It cites Patricia Limerick and Dayton Duncan, contrasts historical westward expansion with today’s sparsity, and highlights Loving County Texas as a stark example of an irreducible minimum with no cemetery or institutions left.
A view on Garden City police recruiting since April 1997 shows 33 hires: 18 white men, 8 white women, 5 Hispanic men, 2 black men. Among 456 applicants, white men dominate with 344, while minority and female applicants remain underrepresented, prompting calls for targeted outreach and neutral screening to improve diversity.
In Geneva the UN vote condemned Cuba's human rights record but some Latin nations resisted fully. Argentina backed the resolution, calling out Havana, while Mexico abstained amid fears of US subservience. Vicente Fox's administration signals a shift toward a more independent yet pragmatic foreign policy. Roger Hernandez notes Argentina's sovereign stance and Mexico's evolving posture.
Key moments include Casey Jones dying in a wreck near Vaughan Mississippi while saving passengers in 1900. Washington took office as the first U.S. president in 1789. Louisiana Territory bought in 1803. Louisiana statehood in 1812 and Hawaii organized as a U.S. territory in 1900. World's Fair opened in New York in 1939. Thought by Ayn Rand on class dynamics.
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