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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2001
Page
4
Local historic note references the 1906 founding of a city and its Telegram publication chain. Draper listed, with roles for editor and publisher and managing editor implied in the masthead. No additional events or dates are provided.
The piece notes heightened security in Washington with Pennsylvania Avenue closed to protect the president and parade route. It questions the paradox of a fortresslike capital and argues that reopening the street would send a strong message of resilience and normalcy.
A compiled list of local government and education officials and offices including County Commissioners at the County Administrative Center Garden City, the City Commission at the City Administrative Center, U.S. Senators Sam Brownback and Jerry Moran with Washington offices, Governor Bill Graves in Topeka, and local boards such as Garden City Board of Education USD 457, and Garden City Community College with addresses and phone numbers.
On this day in history many events are recalled including Victoria’s death in 1901. Wilson urged peace without victory in 1917. Benedict XV died in 1922 and Pius XI succeeded him. Anzio landings began in 1944. The Crucible opened on Broadway in 1953. The Santa Maria hijack occurred in 1961. The Boeing 747 first flight in 1970. Roe v Wade in 1973. Lyndon Johnson died in 1973. Rose Kennedy died in 1995. Albright named secretary of state in 1997. A Gulf War Scud attack in 1991. Thought for Today quotes Clare Boothe Luce.
In a reflective column the author vows to shed holiday clutter and adopt a practical no-wrap gift approach for the new millennium. They note shifting attitudes toward aging, storage dominates homes, and humorous gift ideas for fiftysomethings appear in gift catalogs while awkward clocks and Harley jokes provide comic relief.
Roger Hernandez argues that Miami Cuban Americans oppose lifting the embargo and warn that improved relations with Cuba must not empower the Castro regime. He notes Republican support for end to embargo grows and cites think tanks urged engagement while stressing electoral realities and the need for U. S. policy to reflect democratic values.
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