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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2001
Page
4
The text notes Steve Delaney and Bill Draper associated with gctelegram.com. It identifies roles as Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor, reflecting a newsroom leadership lineup. The fragment indicates a historical establishment year of 1906 and ties to the Georgia/Colorado area via the gctelegram domain.
A dense column surveys 1901 license plates, timeline shifts to 2001 topics including United Nations campaigns and world observances, local museum exhibits on Carry A Nation, energy bills, and community profiles. It notes vanity plates, web addresses on plates, and regional arts. It also mentions local librarians, a Garden City leader, and area music groups.
The piece contrasts President Bush’s early moves with Bill Clinton’s lingering influence after leaving office. It notes Bush’s Iraq actions and Israel talk, Clinton’s pardon of Marc Rich, and scrutiny over funding, secrecy, and use of power. It also mentions Clinton’s health care clash and the search for a quieter exit.
The Garden City Telegram cites Jan 28 coverage arguing a regulation would force landlords to cover tenant water bills. The author warns this erodes property rights, calls for a level playing field, and urges state lawmakers to rethink tenant landlord city contracts and potential cost shifts.
Reynaldo Mesa campaigns for city commission amid police reorganization and major city projects. He frames himself as a decisive leader willing to challenge authority and defend public funds, urging constituents to vote on February 27.
Penney Schwab of Garden City urges voters to reelect Reynaldo Mesa to the city commission, citing his openness and willingness to consider all facts after a settlement and questions about police department actions.
Fidel Castro derides Argentina as Yankee bootlickers in a six hour speech and aims at Buenos Aires to influence Geneva votes on a US backed human rights resolution. The salvo rekindles a diplomatic furor as Argentina weighs abstaining again while Mexico firmens stance on change in Cuba.
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