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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2000
Page
4
Local record notes the establishment of a business or entity in 1906 associated with Steve Delaney and Bill Draper, with references to Telegram and gctelegram.com for archival context and further details.
The piece notes US vice president and Democratic nominee Al Gore refusing defeat and Florida's premature winner declaration. It contrasts with Canada where Prime Minister Jean Chretien is reelected for a third term, winning Quebec and gaining Liberal majority, signaling unity concerns and reduced separatist fears.
Corriere della Sera discusses a disputed U S presidential election wrestling with Florida chaos and ballot manipulation. It notes the challenge of governing a diverse, powerful nation as analysts call for strong leadership to preserve unity amid economic and cultural disparities.
Garden City administrative center at 301 N Eighth St and USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St are listed with phone numbers. Other contacts include Garden City Community College, state legislators at Topeka capitol, and the governor’s office with room numbers and phone lines.
Journal columnist George B. Pyle argues the Nixon Gore parallels mislead. He analyzes Illinois vote impact, Daley’s alleged Chicago machine, and Byrd’s faithless electors in 1960. He contends recounts and lawsuits wouldn’t have salvaged Nixon, urging a thoughtful Electoral College path.
Ellen Goodman reflects on the Florida recount and the clash between absolutes and ambiguity in election math. She notes that a 537 vote Bush lead and uncertainties from ballots raise questions about certainty, urging tolerance for imperfect counts while recognizing anger in partisan claims.
On this date Rosa Parks refused to yield her Montgomery bus seat in 1955, sparking a yearlong boycott. Other notable events include the first drive in service station in 1913, Lady Astor becoming first female UK MP in 1919, Kirov’s 1934 assassination, Tehran conference in 1943, Candide Broadway debut in 1956, Antarctica treaty in 1959, Cuban refugees airlift starting 1965, U.S. draft lottery in 1969, and Channel Tunnel workers meeting in 1990s.
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