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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed with roles at GCTelegram.com. Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor names appear connected to the publication. The entry notes staff positions without further details.
Our View argues against a proposed leaks law expanding secrecy rules to prosecute those who reveal properly classified information beyond national defense. It warns of chilling press freedom, easier classification abuse, and jail risk for reporters shielding sources, risking a further rift between government and people.
Andy Thomas recalls a neighbor, Erskine G. Bryce, a city marshal, as a gentleman harmed when a woman furious over an eviction beat him and set him ablaze in Brooklyn. The incident follows quotes about Bryce’s courage and a note on the North Carolina Senator Helms’ retirement in 2003.
Columnist Alan Guebert outlines a 1990s web linking Swanson to Archer Daniels Midland and a Delaware firm Vickers and Allen, with multimillion transfers, forged entities, and a $400000 annual Countrymark salary, detailing alleged wire fraud and money laundering as Swanson led the Indiana Ohio Michigan co op.
Kathleen Parker notes that despite white-hot debate over family models, the nuclear family remains a basic norm. She argues heterosexual dads are vital to child development, while defending lesbian parenting as stable yet not universally substituting for fathers. She urges balanced view amid broader social shifts.
Today's Highlight in History notes Aug 23 2001 as the 235th day with 130 remaining. It recalls the 1927 Sacco and Vanzetti executions in Boston and 1977 vindication by Gov Dukakis, plus 1754 Louis XVI birth, 1939 Nazi Soviet treaty, 1944 Antonescu dismissal, and Thought for Today from Althea Gibson.
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