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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2001
Page
2
The brief notice highlights two prominent individuals linked to the 1906 establishment era. Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named, suggesting their roles in founding or leading the organization. No further details are provided in the readable text.
The statement lists Delaney and Draper as editors linked to gctelegram.com, noting roles with the Telegram Stati Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor positions at gctelegram.com.
President outlines tax cuts and spending boosts in a joint session address. He seeks across the board tax relief, debt reduction, and campaign finance reform while facing skepticism from Democrats about cost and deficit risk. Attorney General Ashcroft to tackle racial profiling amid bipartisan civility call.
Today marks Ash Wednesday February 28 2001 the 59th day with 306 days left. Notable events include Kefauver Senate report 1951 twice major crime syndicates in US. Also Baltimore and Ohio Railroad charter 1827 California gold seekers 1849 Republican Party birth 1854 Waco siege 1993 DIA opens 1995 and Diana divorce 1996. Thought for Today by Hubert Humphrey.
The piece explains Shrove Tuesday as the pre Lent carnival day before Ash Wednesday and links it to Mardi Gras and pancake traditions. It defines Lent as a 40 day period from Ash Wednesday to Easter observed by several denominations, notes shriven absolution, and reflects on giving up and almsgiving during Lent. It includes local anecdotes, humorous asides, and community notes about food drives and a light commentary on current events.
Kansas boards revise science standards to include evolution while stressing that questions beyond science belong in other contexts. The document frames science as a tool with limits and urges respect for non scientific inquiries, signaling a broader educational approach amid concerns over meaning, morality, and religion.
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