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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2001
Page
3
A compact masthead lists Steve Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Bill Draper as Managing Editor with contact lines for the Georgia Coast Telegram. The 1906 established paper branding appears in the header.
The late Meg Greenfield argues that both Washington and high schools share a nervous, peer governed code, where popularity and conformity define worth. The piece also notes ongoing Chautauqua programs teaching philanthropy to youths and reflects on shifting community values in Lawrence, Steamboat Springs, and Wichita amid growth and modernization.
Seven months after ConAgra’s Christmas night blaze shut the local beefpacking plant, 2,300 jobs vanished and the town shields its economy from the hit. Officials press for clarity while merchants push for action, hoping reopening would lift business and tax revenue. The community won’t wait, planning to rebound regardless of the company’s decision.
A columnist recalls Lee pondering independence on July 3 at Gettysburg and contrasts his remorse with modern reactions to Confederate remembrance. The piece cites readers upset by a previous column defending slavery as the war’s root cause, noting letters from Confederate sympathizers and anti-American sentiments. It closes with contact details for letters to the author.
Today marks the 183rd day of 2001 with historical notes from July 2. Highlights include the 1776 Continental Congress pledge for independence and past events such as Garfield's shooting, Earhart Noonan disappearance, Hemingway's death, and the quote from Louis Kossuth.
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