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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2001
Page
4
The G elegram announces Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editors with established roles at the newspaper since 1906. Delaney serves as editor and publisher while Draper takes on managing editor duties, with ongoing brand details at gctelegram.com.
The Kansas Children’s Cabinet contemplates resignation as lawmakers cut its funding and ignore its Smart Start recommendations. Gov Graves vetoed 2003 tobacco windfall spending, leaving the cabinet to influence next year’s budget debate while patience wears thin over politics and child welfare.
A wandering column traces cereal box Mensa puzzles, onion facts, and local Kansas memory of the Clutter family murders. It notes Capote’s In Cold Blood, tombstone history at Mount Muncie Cemetery, and related literary mentions, with small author vignettes and media trivia.
Roger Hernandez argues English will remain the national language without new laws. He notes most U S born children of foreign born parents become English dominant, compares Hispanics to earlier immigrant groups, and predicts future generations will primarily speak English despite ongoing bilingual contexts.
The entry highlights the Dunkirk evacuation ending on June 4, 1940, and lists events tied to June 4 across history. It recalls the 1812 rename to Missouri Territory, the 1892 Sierra Club incorporation, the 1939 St Louis refugee case, and the 1942 Midway and 1944 Rome liberation milestones, ending with Emma Carleton's thought.
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