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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2002

Page

4

Bill Draper of Delaney Years at GCTelegram

Bill Draper, longtime reporter for Delaney bureau, joined the GCTelegram in 1906. He covered local politics and community events, earning recognition for steady coverage and editorial consistency.

Our View on Bush secrecy and Ridge testimony

Our View criticizes President Bush for restricting Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge from testifying before Congress and for steps allegedly limiting public access to records. It argues Ridge acts as a cabinet-like figure, questions the executive order restraining records, and claims taxpayers fund secrecy, undermining Americans’ right to know.

Irector Homeland Security Tom Ridge George Bush Bush Ridge U.S. House Senate White House Treasury State Federal Department Justice Department Department

War talk and legal boilerplate ripple through diverse quotes

Canadian Cpl Brett Perry recalls friendly fire after a U S air strike while his unit was bombed. Rodney Ford responds to a church filing accusing plaintiff negligence. A law professor critiques boilerplate language as statesman rhetoric. Ari Fleischer jokes about his Democrat parents reacting to his Bush administration role.

Brett Perry U.S Rodney Ford Massachusetts White House Ari Fleischer Jay Leno Bush

April 30 in History Highlights From World Events

April 30 marks key historical moments across eras. Washington took office in 1789, Napoleon’s era shifts, Louisiana Territory purchase, and the 1812 statehood of Louisiana. The date also recalls Hitler's death in 1945, the 1939 New York World's Fair opening, Saigon fall in 1975, and notable political events through 1991.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Eva Braun George Washington New York United States Louisiana France Union Hawaii Nixon Cambodia

Deathatic Leaders Urged to Address Abuse Claims

Public call asks if Deathatic leaders are doing enough to root out sexually abusive priests. Voters may respond Yes No or Not sure using the provided contact line Ext. 304.

Turning 31 A birthday reflection on aging and mindset

In a reflective piece Brett Riggs considers turning 31 and argues age is a state of mind rather than a number. He recalls childhood birthday joys, notes changes in celebrations, and concludes birthdays can still feel youthful with the right attitude. He signs with contact details for the editor.

Kansas

Tax refund drive funds Oregon public schools

Oregon taxpayers donated almost 700000 of their tax refunds to a new school support fund. The move reflects concern as the state faces a 112 million cut to school budgets and broader national education funding pressures.

Oregon Associated Press National Conference of State Legislatures Washington Massachusetts House of Representatives Tennessee New Jersey Jim McGreevey Pennsylvania Penn State University of Washington Iowa Clinton Bush Feds America

Viewpoint on Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal From a Parishioner

Steve Nelson of Garden City voices anger at how the Catholic Church and local clergy have handled the ongoing abuse scandal. He questions accountability for priests and bishops, worries about safety for young men entering the priesthood, and criticizes paying settlements. He urges swift, forceful action by church leaders to determine the church’s future strength.

Kansas Hollywood Steve Nelson Garden City

Master Gardener class labels trees at Lee Richardson Zoo

The 2001 Master Gardener class identified and labeled many trees in Lee Richardson Zoo along the entry path and south of the buffalo pen. Additional labeled trees exist on Talley Trail west of Third Street and around the city plantings. Shrubs are labeled but fragile branches make retention hard. Dan Baffa and Alan Geier contributed expertise.

Ome Lee Richardson Zoo Buffalo Pen Talley Trail Third Street Dan Baffa Alan Geier

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