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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2000
Page
4
The Telegram announces Steve Delaney as editor and Bill Draper as managing editor, with 1906 establishment noted and affiliations to gctelegram.com.
Marianne Salcetti urges ConAgra to follow Aaron Feuerstein example after a Christmas fire devastates part of Garden City’s meatpacking plant, risking jobs for 2,000 workers. She warns of community impact, urges corporate citizenship and local investment to keep workers and city intact.
A DC resident Barbara Lett Simmons did not cast an Electoral College vote and protested taxation without representation. The piece argues DC should join Maryland rather than form New Columbia, condemning denial of civil rights and urging inclusion in an existing state.
On this date December 29, many milestones are noted from 1890 Wounded Knee massacre in South Dakota to 1996 Guatemala accord ending civil conflict. Other items include Becket’s murder in Canterbury, Texas statehood, 1957 Las Vegas marriage, 1975 LaGuardia bombing, and Nasdaq topping 4000.
A compendium of addresses and phone numbers for public offices in Garden City and statewide. It lists the Board of County Commissioners County Administrative Center Garden City Commission and federal offices in Washington, governors and attorney general contacts, plus local education bodies including USD 457 Educational Support Center and Garden City Community College with phone numbers.
Ellen Goodman reflects on 2000 mistakes across politics and media. She cites misquotations and misstatements about Hillary Clinton, Rudy Giuliani, and more, noting reader corrections and the brain’s “oops center” that seeks to fix errors. The column ends with a moral from Artie Shaw.
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