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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2001
Page
4
The Telegram notes an established 1906 origin with Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editors. It lists contact details for Delaney at gctelegram.com and Draper at gctelegram.com, naming Dee Tiwresid as Editor and Publisher and a Managing Editor role.
Our View argues the White House wants the Navy to cover the electric bills for the vice president's 33 room residence at the Washington Naval Observatory. The Times notes annual charges near 186 000 dollars, seen as a bookkeeping simplification by Republicans. The piece critiques shifting costs away from the administration amid rising utility bills and calls the move out of touch with ordinary Americans.
High school teens are invited to weekly Saturday events starting 9 p.m. at the 3i Building with music dancing food prizes and safe substance free activities. Partners include Family Resource Center YMCA sheriff and police departments Regional Prevention Center Salvation Army and others. Aug 4 Garden City Fun Center. Aug 18 back to school dance at Salvation Army. Call 276-7600 for details. Volunteers and participants welcome.
Directory listing elected Kansas officials including Sen Sam Brownback Rep Jerry Moran and Gov Bill Graves with Washington D C and Topeka office addresses phone numbers fax and emails for constituents. The entry provides contact points for federal representatives and the state governor.
A narrator reflects on intimate moments of joy and loss as strangers share affection and couples confront fading or broken relationships. Through episodes of care, distance, and farewell, the piece explores how inner contentment can coexist with vulnerability and heartbreak. Bill Draper, managing editor, can be emailed at draper gctelegram.com.
President Bush faces a stalemate in the conference committee after House and Senate versions of the education reform bill collide over funding, standards, and accountability. Key adviser Sandy Kress notes the national scale complicates lessons from Texas and Arkansas, with party and interest group pressures shaping the path forward.
Today marks July 17 as the 198th day of 2001 with 167 days remaining. Notable anniversaries include the 1981 Kansas City Hyatt Regency walkways collapse at a tea dance that killed 114. Other dates: Florida ceded to the US in 1821, Spain’s Santiago surrender in 1898, Windsor name adoption in 1917, and Douglas Corrigan’s 1938 Wrong Way flight. Thought for Today quotes Voltaire.
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