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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper headline the GCTelegram staff, with Draper serving as Editor and Publisher and Delaney as Managing Editor. The duo drive newsroom operations and editorial direction for the paper.
Reformers weigh changes to protect workers retirement plans after Enron collapse exposed overexposure to employer stock in 401(k) and ESOPs. Issues include lack of diversification, sale restrictions by age, and plan administrator delays during shifts, risking fewer options for workers as baby boomers retire.
The text argues that Laden’s men, though fanatical and dangerous, are human beings captured in a war declared by President Bush. It calls for prisoner of war status, fair court review of war crimes, and humane treatment even for the guilty, criticizing Washington for opposing international justice and urging universal justice after September 11.
Katherine Anne Porter notes love must be learned repeatedly with no end. She contrasts hate that needs no instruction and seeks provocation. The quote reflects enduring lessons in compassion from the American author.
June 2001 excerpts show Marilyn Walker pleading for news of John Walker Lindh from Pakistan and praising his return home. In Virginia, Lindh’s parents met him before his first court hearing as lawmakers grilled Enron and Andersen over accountability and document shredding.
Events include JFKs first presidential news conference in 1961 Shays Rebellion setback in 1787 Nellie Blys world voyage in 1890 founding of United Mine Workers 1890 Bell inaugurating transcontinental telephone 1915 Capone death 1947 jet age with Boeing 707 1959 Manson conviction 1971 hostages return 1981 Ava Gardner death 1990.
A columnist surveys multiple cases from around the world and country including a former Jenny Jones guest appealing a second degree murder conviction, Christian Longo killers in Oregon, a Queens filmmaker’s beheading, a San Francisco dog mauling trial, Andrea Yates jury concerns, a Barbara Atkinson case in Dallas, a Tokyo kidnapping sentence, and a puppy killer in South Carolina. The piece notes space limits and invites reader reaction.
The piece analyzes Hawthorne’s The Birthmark as a cautionary lens for 21st century cloning ethics. It contrasts total reproductive bans with therapeutic cloning, notes moral questions about embryos, and cites experts like Ron Green and Philip Kitcher on science, religion, and public policy.
A parent describes a high school lockdown amid gang violence rumors and a policing presence. The official stance claimed a planned drill with police dogs and locker searches, while the parent argues for timely school communication to quell fears and distrust. The piece closes with a lengthy reflection comparing life to an amusement park and warning against cynicism.
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with full writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and are subject to editing for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
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