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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2001
Page
4
The paper announces Steve Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Bill Draper as Managing Editor for gctelegram.com with ongoing coverage and leadership from 1906 established Telegram.
The piece alleges that relatives of officials hold White House and federal positions including Kansas Congressman Jim Ryan's children Catharine and Ned and Colin Powell's son Michael at the FCC. It argues government appointments rely on connections over merit and urges hiring the most qualified candidates.
The message lists contact information for U S Senator Sam Brownback in Washington D C and Representative Jerry Moran in Washington D C, along with Governor Bill Graves in Topeka Kansas. It includes phone numbers fax lines and email domains for each official.
Gwen Roush writes Indiana lawmaker alleging Monsanto patent infringement claims crush her family. Troy Roush details disputed sampling, sworn depositions, and disputed tech agreements as the case stretches since 1999 with $150,000 spent and no settlement in sight.
Kathleen Parker weighs Condit's FBI interview with Chandra Levy's disappearance and notes his prior denials. The column contrasts Condit's truthfulness with Clinton's, argues honesty mattered in a missing person case, and warns interns about risks and public life. The piece ends with a request for reader comments.
July 12 marks the 193rd day of 2001 with 172 days left. Historic notes include Caesar’s birth in 100 B C and Henry VIII’s Catherine Parr marriage in 1543. The Boyne Battle of 1690 and Hull’s 1812 Canada entry are listed along with a Margaret Fuller quote on society and individuals.
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