Garden City Telegram Brief Highlights
Readers in Garden City are informed of local happenings including community notes and brief updates from the Garden City Telegram staff. The item references local context without detailing events or speakers.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2001
Page
4
Readers in Garden City are informed of local happenings including community notes and brief updates from the Garden City Telegram staff. The item references local context without detailing events or speakers.
Our View argues federal farm bailouts favor large corporate farms and state interests, citing Tyler Farms in Helena, Arkansas, and the Montana Department of Natural Resources. It contends public funds flow to big players while small farmers rely on off farm income, urging an end to subsidies to protect taxpayers and the family farm.
President Bush recounts Milwaukee workers thanking him for federal tax rebates during a tour of a Harley-Davidson plant. A separate law firm cites alarming fire casualties as attorney Mikal Watts discusses the Firestone Wilderness AT tire case. Watts represents Joel Rodriguez, whose wife was paralyzed in a Ford Explorer crash, seeking $1 billion.
KU new athletic director Al Bohl vows to lift campus alcohol bans to create a party atmosphere at Memorial Stadium and attract weekly sellouts. He compares KU tailgating with Kansas State, envisions a church choir style National Anthem, and aims to energize Lawrence on game Saturdays.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg spotlighted Malvina Harlan whose unpublished memoir on the Harlans and their era reshaped views on slavery, war, and justice. Ginsburg urged publicizing the work, leading to NYT front-page coverage and renewed publisher interest for a century-old Supreme Court wife.
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