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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2001
Page
4
The Telegram marks 1906 as the year of founding with Steve Delaney as editor and publisher and Bill Draper as managing editor guiding the paper's early direction.
The piece warns that three new computer viruses Code Red Siream and Code Red II threaten nationwide systems. It argues nations rely on computers and calls for stronger laws to deter virus creators while acknowledging enforcement challenges. It uses vivid scenarios of disrupted services and lost bank balances to stress urgency.
Tadatoshi Akiba marks the 56th atomic bombing anniversary noting ongoing violence and a dark world despite the century being called for peace. The ceremony gathers leaders and observers reflecting on humanity and war.
The document lists the Garden City area governing bodies and addresses including Board of County Commissioners at County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St Garden City Board of Education USD 457 Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St Also provided is phone number 316-275-5110 for contact.
Founder David Awbrey explains funding shortfall forced Ad Astra to cease publication with this issue. Subscribers switch to Kansas Heritage for remaining terms while staff ties include Awbrey’s garden city roots and his history with Kansas media. The issue highlights Erin Brockovich inspired cover story and SHPTV features including Jesse Montes showcase.
Puerto Rico Vieques voters backed immediate Navy withdrawal by 68 percent with 1.7 percent for 2003 departure, while 30 percent favored indefinite stay. Gov Calderon plans to present results to President Bush amid wider calls for end to the bombing, despite Castro’s presence in the discourse.
The notice lists notable dates and events on August 6. It recalls the 1945 Hiroshima bombing daily milestone and the 1787 Constitutional Convention start, plus the 1806 end of the Holy Roman Empire. It includes a quote by Sir James Barrie on writing one life story.
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