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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2001
Page
4
Telegram reports indicate Bill Draper and Delaney now hold editor and publisher positions at GC Telegram. The changes place Draper as editor while Delaney assumes publisher duties, signaling organizational leadership updates at GC Telegraph.
Our View praises Garden City's snow removal team for swiftly clearing main streets after a heavy snowfall. The article notes diligent plowing, salt and sand placement near intersections, and adherence to the policy prioritizing hospitals, fire and police facilities, schools, and residential areas. It emphasizes frontline workers rarely receive recognition.
Addresses and phone numbers for the County Commissioners County Administrative Center in Garden City and the Garden City Commission City Administrative Center plus state lawmakers in Topeka. Includes Rep Bill Light Sen Steve Morris Rep Ward Loyd Rep Gary Rep Melvin Neufeld with room numbers and Kansas Capitol offices.
Highlights include Scott's South Pole defeat in 1912 and Perished. Botany Bay first English settlers 1788. Tyler death 1862. WWI peace congress 1919. Kipling death 1936. Leningrad siege break 1943. pre sliced bread ban 1943. Boston Strangler conviction 1967. Mormon president McKay 1970. Buckey maltreatment case 1990. Marion Barry arrest 1990. Desert Storm 1990s. Hamilton Fish Sr. death 1990. AC DC concert accident. thought by Paul Robeson.
Jim Suber, a Topeka-area columnist and farmer, argues against Clinton's plan to cut diesel sulfur to 15 ppm, saying it would hurt farmers, truckers, and construction, and warns of overstated science and heavy government mandates. He cites AFBF support for a 50 ppm compromise and stresses energy security concerns raised by Sen. Pat Roberts.
A compact column contrasts Bill Clinton with George Washington, arguing Clinton seeks continued influence beyond the presidency. It notes his farewell tour style, lapses into blunt critique of critics, hints at a future campaign or roles for Hillary, and suggests Clinton may remain a dominant political figure while not fading from the spotlight.
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