Steve Delaney and Bill Draper Established 1906 Telegram
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed as editor and publisher at the Telegram, with the title page noting established 1906 and roles including managing editor.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed as editor and publisher at the Telegram, with the title page noting established 1906 and roles including managing editor.
Reporters detail Chandra Levy's disappearance linked to her alleged affair with Rep. Gary Condit. Evidence includes packed bags, phone records, and Condit's changing statements as investigators probe a possible motive and whereabouts. A grand jury is seated while other witnesses, including Anne Marie Smith, emerge with conflicting claims.
The Cuban leader Fidel Castro fainted briefly during a marathon address but recovered quickly, attributing the dizziness to exhaustion. He later appeared on live TV, maintaining his image as the tireless “El Caballo” and confounding forecasts of his demise.
The Supreme Court ruled the INS cannot detain immigrants indefinitely when deportation is unlikely, setting a six month limit past sentence end with exceptions. The decision overturns a 5th Circuit ruling from a Louisiana case, and critics question the legal rationale while Justice Kennedy dissented.
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Ellen Goodman critiques New York's first in the nation ban on handheld cell phones while driving. She notes the law allows hands free use with a $100 fine, but questions whether safety gains match the political display. She cites studies showing mental distraction, not physical hands use, as the real hazard and argues multi tasking remains impractical even with hands free. The piece contrasts public support with limited real impact and predicts broader legislative fights.
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