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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2002
Page
3
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper listed as editor and publisher for the 1906 established Georgia newspaper, with Delaney and Draper connected to gctelegram.com and staff roles noted.
In Lake City Florida, the 105-year-old retailer Kmart has filed for bankruptcy while a 7-year-old dot-com reports first quarterly profits. The piece contrasts legacy stores and tech-driven retail shifts, noting Kmart’s slow adoption of computer systems and how Target and Wal-Mart leveraged tech and pricing to outpace it. The story frames this as a transformation of American commerce and demographics, with cost-cutting as a key future strategy.
The Scranton Times Tribune notes that President Bush agreed to repeal a 1996 provision that cut food stamps for legal immigrants. He plans 2.1 billion over 10 years to reopen the program to about 800,000 immigrants, arguing most immigrants work and contribute to the economy. Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton doubted the provision but supported the broader bill.
The president faces pressure from lawmakers like Rep Christopher Smith to cut UNFPA funding citing abortion concerns. He previously approved a 600000 grant to aid Afghan women and maternal health, a move critics say contradicts defunding efforts.
Janet Reno downplayed a fainting spell during a Florida governor bid and dismissed campaign impact. A World Economic Forum protest sign linked to Randel Manthei, aged 28, captured street opposition. Dennis Burkheimer warned winter storms would disrupt Midwest power and end a mild spell, prompting travel and utility concerns.
A Florida custody battle centers on whether Michael Kantaras, a trans man who was born female, is legally a man. Linda Kantaras accuses him of betrayal after divorcing in 1998 and pursuing his ex wife’s friend, while the court weighs marriage legality and parental rights. Testimony continues as judges consider gender law, birth records, and the best interests of their two children.
A scramble around Houston shows Enron’s fall as reporters chase a "boom and bust" beat while former employees recount ruined retirements and lingering anger. The piece places Lay at the center of a culture of high risk and blind faith, with a cautionary link to future trust busting.
The Enron crisis shows executives sold vast stock before collapse, risking employees' and shareholders' losses. The fallout raises questions about criminal misconduct and whether it will erode trust in business and drive demand for stricter oversight and campaign finance reform.
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