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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2001
Page
4
The note lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper associated with the Gazette Telegraph, noting Draper as editor and publisher and Delaney in a reporting/steering role, reflecting historical staffing at the publication established in 1906.
A reflective piece traces how work defined daily life from ConAgra’s Christmas Day 2000 fire to modern 24/7 culture. It links long hours and two-job lives to stress, desk rage, and rising workplace tensions, citing teachers with second jobs and executives discussing the new labor landscape.
A state study presented to lawmakers supports Garden City officials on optimal high school size at 900 students or less. Voters previously blocked a $34 million tax to fund a second high school, leaving the district to pursue plans despite limited funds and a rising dropout and truancy rate. The board should press ahead, anticipating ConAgra plans and potential student impacts on capacity.
Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St Garden City KS 67846 phone 316 275 5110. Garden City Community College 801 Campus Drive phone 316 276 7611 fax 316 276 9573.
Roger Hernandez notes Linda Chavez withdrew from Labor secretary consideration due to her hard line against Spanish and stance on affirmative action. Bush courted Hispanics by bilingualism stance, yet Chavez’s opposition to Spanish damaged broad support among Hispanic groups and moderates alike.
On January 15 2001 the Martin Luther King Jr holiday is observed in Atlanta born 1929 MLK. Queen Elizabeth I coronation 1559 and Notre Dame charter 1844 are noted. Basketball rules published 1892 and Super Bowl I 1967 Packers beat Chiefs 35 to 10 are mentioned.
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