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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2002
Page
4
The note lists staff roles for a historical newspaper, naming Steve Delaney as editor and Bill Draper as publisher with a managing editor credit.
The piece argues for open access to how policy is formed after the Enron collapse. It questions when stenographers can be dismissed and whether conversations should be recorded for future investigations. It notes Bush's energy task force privacy and defends keeping names private to protect candid input.
Interim Afghan Prime Minister Hamid Karzai expresses sympathy for American suffering after September 11 and notes shared pain. President Bush criticizes Enron’s political impact while acknowledging fallout. U.S. special forces assist Afghan troops in retaking a hospital, killing six al Qaida gunmen who had held a ward for nearly two months.
A compact note cites a Japanese proverb warning that believing all written words is risky. It emphasizes careful judgment when evaluating information and urges skepticism toward sensational or unverified claims. The saying serves as a reminder to question sources and seek reliability.
On January 29 1820 King George III died ending a reign that saw revolutions in America and France In 1843 William McKinley was born In 1845 Edgar Allan Poe The Raven published In 1850 Henry Clay proposed a California free state compromise In 1861 Kansas became a state In 1900 the American League was organized In 1936 Baseball Hall of Fame members named In 1958 Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward married In 1963 Football Hall of Fame members named In 1979 Carter welcomed Deng Xiaoping to the White House Yeltsin unveiled a plan to cut nuclear spending
Kansas insurance commissioner Kathleen Sebelius reportedly approves or considers approval for the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas merger with Anthem. Unclear vote status and possible conditions. no firm decision reported.
A critic riffs on TV stunts and reality shows like The Chair and The Chamber. He notes extreme pains, mind tests, and sensational questions, contrasting pre and post Sept 11 attitudes, and questions the ethics of pushing viewers toward fear. He cites Fear Factor and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire as part of a dangerous trend.
The 1996 welfare reform, praised for reducing rolls and boosting work, faces renewal amid budget pressures and partisan battles. Governors and insiders say cross party cooperation could turn reform into a durable, poverty-reducing program, though funding and work rules remain contested.
John Dailey reflects on being left handed and the bias of society and religion. He recounts childhood notes on handwriting, jury duty, and a Pakistani neighbor incident, arguing that difference is not deviance and that bigotry is indefensible. The column ends noting Dailey is a Telegram contributor and Sandhill Books owner.
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