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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2000
Page
4
In 1906 The Telegram lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper among its editorial leaders with Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Draper as Managing Editor.
A longtime local writer reflects on 12 plus years in Garden City, recounting how roots grew after moving in 1988, marrying there, raising a family, and building a career. He announces his last Telegram column day and a future as editor at the Salina Journal, cherishing town friendships while seeking family closeness.
Janet Reno blocked release of Mazen Al Najjar a Palestinian American in Florida jail for three years without charges. Immigration judge ordered release on eight thousand dollar bond but classified information kept him from defending himself. Critics say the case highlights alleged links to terrorism while the man remains separated from his wife and three daughters.
A condensed contact directory lists U S Senators Sam Brownback and Jerry Moran, Governor Bill Graves, and Attorney General Carla Stovall with Washington and Topeka addresses, phone and fax numbers, and email domains for Kansas government offices.
Highlights recap key events on December 12 across years. From 1787 ratification of the US Constitution by Pennsylvania to 2000 noting anniversaries including Raineys first Black lawmaker sworn in. Also mentions Mona Lisa recovery and other notable milestones.
The article analyzes the 2000 race between Gore and Bush, noting near even splits across Congress and state legislatures, a pivotal Florida result, and the role of Nader. It discusses voter trust, centrism as a possible path, and the tough near term outlook with 2002 elections, redistricting, and likely retirements shaping future power.
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