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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
4
A historical note references the Telegram established in 1906 with editors and publishers including Merry as Managing Editor and Delaney. Draper listed with gctelegram.com indicates staff roles and contact points as part of the paper's archival record.
Kansas Democrats acknowledge weak field of candidates across districts. House and Senate rosters show a 2 to 1 Republican edge in Topeka, highlighting the need for energized Grassroots recruiting to ensure a viable two party system and provide voters with a real choice.
A Garden City letter complains about annual firework celebrations causing noise odor and property damage. The writer accuses youths of creating a war zone and questions local commissioners choices while praising Holcomb for banning fireworks and urging similar action locally.
The notice provides addresses and contact details for Kansas Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius at 420 W Ninth Topeka KS 66612 with phone 785-296-3071 and email ksebeliusink.org and Lt Governor Gary Sherrer Room 222 S State Capitol with phone 785-296-2213 fax 785-296-5669 and email kgovink.org.
Local columnist compares Hays aqua park with Garden City’s world’s largest free pool. Details include inflation of facilities, costs, breaks, and the potential economic impact of a new water park for Garden City versus maintaining the aging Big Pool. The piece weighs accessibility, crowding, and regional draw, urging consideration of a local water park.
Defense secretary Don Rumsfeld testifies on a broad post Cold War defense strategy and a planned Quadrennial Defense Review. He presses for careful planning amid congressional questions on ship programs and missile defense while promising more consultation and acknowledging strong resistance to change.
Today's history notes mark July 3 with events from 1930 establishing the U S Veterans Administration, Washington assuming command in 1775, Gettysburg ending Confederate retreat in 1863, Idaho joining the Union in 1890, and a 1898 naval victory at Santiago. A Thought for Today by Jean Paul Richter reflects courage versus fear.
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