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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2001
Page
4
Establishment year 1906 noted for Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with editor and publisher roles listed. Delaney and Draper are named alongside the newspaper domain gctelegram.com and roles of editor and managing editor are referenced.
The Kansas Preservation Alliance asks the Kansas Department of Transportation to fund a two year Windsor Hotel restoration in Garden City. The project appears on the Alliance’s endangered list, with city and county groups pledging matching funds for a public private partnership.
Our View condemns slow action on child support payments and Tier Technologies inc to keep interest from faulty checks. Despite a $144,000 fine for untimely processing, Kansas has not recovered any funds while Tier has earned about $146,000 in interest. Officials failing to fix the system and return funds are morally wrong and scandalous.
A roster of state legislators and Garden City and governor contact points includes Sen Steve Morris in Topeka and Rep Ward Loyd, Rep Gary Hayzlett, Rep Melvin Neufeld, Rep Bill Light with room numbers and phone lines, plus Garden City Commission address and Gov Bill Graves Capitol contacts and fax.
This date in history recalls key events such as the 1908 first Boy Scout troop in England, the 1848 Sutter's Mill gold discovery, and 1965 Winston Churchill death. Notable political and scientific milestones include the 1942 Pearl Harbor preparedness inquiry, 1924 Leningrad renaming, and 1989 Theodore Bundy execution.
The Ottawa Herald editor Bob Wellington, last of Kansas country editors, died recently. His memorial drew journalists from across the state, reflecting on a generation linked to William Allen White. The piece honors editors like Whit Austin John McCormally and Stuart Awbrey, noting their Deep ties to Kansas communities and White Day at KU. Wellington’s legacy endures in local stories and community-focused journalism.
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