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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2002
Page
4
The notice records Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editor and publisher respectively, noting an establishment date of 1906 for the publication. It lists roles as editor and publisher with managing editor also mentioned.
A Kane County judge ordered a 12 year old boy to relocate after sexually assaulting two 7 year olds, with counseling, HIV testing, and lifetime sex offender registration. The Illinois Supreme Court will decide if mandatory relocation is appropriate for juveniles, weighing rehabilitation against community impact.
The passage accuses Israel under Prime Minister Sharon of fabricating a piracy event led by military figures to disrupt peace efforts. It claims the Navy action against a ship bound for the Palestinian Authority is a pretext to undermine U S envoy Zinni's mediation and expand settlement policy.
The article argues Democrats offer a more modern domestic and international view for the United States. It cites President George W. Bush on education and immigration but criticizes his blunt ideology as insufficient for the country. The piece suggests a necessary political shift for balance.
Rep. Waxman accuses the White House of knowing Enron was likely to fail and failing to shield employees and shareholders. President Bush pledges a full inquiry to learn from the bankruptcy and protect workers. Also noted is the death of Capt. Matthew Bancroft, a Marine killed in a tanker plane crash in Pakistan, described by his father Bob Bancroft.
Edith Wharton notes that taste seeks suitability beyond prim judgments. She argues that stripping words of formal implications reveals the eye and mind’s demand for balance, order, and harmonious expression.
Highlights of January 11 include Amelia Earhart starting a Honolulu to Oakland solo flight in 1935 making history for women pilots, Hamilton born in 1757, Michigan Territory created in 1805, Macdonald born in 1815, Alabama secession in 1861, the 13th New York auto show debut of a Hudson sedan in 1913, and Japan declaring war on the Netherlands in 1942.
Ellen Goodman surveys the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling on posthumously conceived children, the Woodward case, and wider questions of inheritance, social benefits, and consent. She notes the lack of laws to govern frozen sperm and embryos, the ethical minefield of reclaiming a dead parent’s role, and calls for a public consensus to tame a reproductive frontier.
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