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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2001
Page
4
The notice lists established history since 1906 and names editor and publisher Delaney and Draper at gctelegram.com, noting their roles as editor and publisher and managing editor respectively.
The plan seeks ground rules for aid from kindergarten through high school as Congress opens debate. Federal spending remains a small share of total costs, with 90 percent funded by state and local governments. Title I targets the poorest students, and leaders must ensure no shift of resources away from those in need while pursuing Gov. Bush’s goal of leaving no child behind. Washington Post.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes George W. Bush's cabinet choices favor experienced public and business figures over think tank outsiders. It flags John Ashcroft and Gale Norton for close Senate scrutiny over past statements and policy positions that might conflict with department missions and abortion rights enforcement.
Today's date notes key historical milestones on January 5 with events spanning 1896 Roentgen's X rays discovery, 1925 Nellie Ross becoming Wyoming's governor, 1933 Coolidge death, 1949 Truman Fair Deal, 1970 Yablonski family murders, 1972 Nixon shuttle plan, 1981 Sutcliffe arrest, 1994 O Neill death, and ten years prior Bush Camp David Gulf crisis talks plus a Bush radio address warning Iraq time is running out.
A West Virginia jury will hear a $500 million suit seeking doctor exams for long term smokers without illness. The column questions who should bear health risks and costs for smoking and cautions that individuals, not manufacturers, bear responsibility.
Ellen Goodman questions whether welfare reform truly ended poverty as Clinton era changes reshape policy. The piece notes Wisconsin’s Thompson and AFDC to welfare-to-work shifts lowered rolls but left many families in poverty. It cites data on work rates, food security, and health care access, urging renewed discussion before reauthorization.
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