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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2001
Page
4
Community newspaper history notes key figures editor Steve Delaney and publisher Bill Draper, with contact references to gctelegram.com and the paper's established 1906 lineage.
The Amarillo Globe-News discusses Hillary Rodham Clinton's transition from first lady to U.S. Senator and whether she will remain reticent or push to the front, balancing public interest with media scrutiny as she joins the Senate’s public arena.
Signals from above note nationwide phone companies are looking to install antennas on existing tall structures such as church steeples and high rise buildings. The Herald argues this partnership avoids new towers and lets owners earn rent while preserving the landscape.
Today marks Jan 12 as a day with notable events including the 1971 premiere of All in the Family on CBS and Maximilian I’s death in 1519. The list covers votes on women’s suffrage, first female US Senator Hattie Caraway, the National War Labor Board, Zanzibar’s revolt, LBJ’s Vietnam stance, Columbia’s first Hispanic-American in space, and Gulf War authorization. Thought for Today features Willa Cather’s reflection on happiness.
Andrew Bach argues for a mandatory hour of workplace recess to fight post lunch tiredness and promote health. He cites global trends, suggests a renamed concept and simple equipment, and envisions volunteer work during the period to benefit society.
The piece reflects on Linda Chavez and Zoe Baird amid graft of family shelter and private aid. It argues conservative compassion shapes the debate over a secretary of labor and the clash between personal mercy and public policy. It discusses the balance of work, family, and the new economy’s demands.
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