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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2001
Page
4
Informal survey shows 148 of 197 votes (75 percent) supported preserving the current municipal pool while 48 (24 percent) opposed and six offered no opinion. Readers discuss repairs, renovations, or a water park as possible paths, with sentiment varying by age and nostalgia. The poll signals preference for maintaining the status quo among many residents.
U S Rep Gary Condit criticized Modesto Bee and Fresno Bee editorials calling for his resignation over the Chandra Levy case. He said he would publish a statement soon. Oregon official says Sony used fake reviews to boost films and promises no future Oregon ads with fabricated reviews.
Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St lists main office contact. Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Dr provides main phone and a separate fax line.
A first person piece recalls near misses with a Greyhound bus a bumper sticker phrase about Jesus loves me and a driver training student in a car. The narrator reflects on the urge to speed and the tension of driving between Holcomb and Garden City while considering responsibility and workplace lateness.
Washington correspondent notes governors focus on actions over talk, highlighting New Jersey HMOs regulation, Janklow’s budget stance, Arkansas and Mississippi education gains, King’s laptop plan, Arizona Internet network, Ridge’s school eval, Florida testing, and budget crises in North Carolina and Tennessee. The piece praises governors adapting in tough times as Congress debates.
On August 14 1951 William Randolph Hearst died in Beverly Hills California. Oregon Territory was established in 1848 and U S Marines entered Beijing in 1900 to quell the Boxer Rebellion. China declared war on Germany in 1917 and the Social Security Act became law in 1935. In 1945 Truman announced Japan’s unconditional surrender ending World War II. Thought for Today quotes a Japanese proverb about memory and youth.
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