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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2001
Page
4
The text identifies Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as the Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor for the Telegram, noting the paper’s established 1906 origins. It mentions their emails and roles within the organization.
The piece criticizes the American Taxpayers Alliance for spending 1.5 million on ads blaming Gov Gray Davis for California energy woes while urging a 25 million follow up. It links blackout warnings and rising costs to oil industry profits, Bush price opposition, and tax cuts.
Directory snippet lists addresses and contact details for the County Commission in Garden City and City Commission in Garden City along with U S Senators Sam Brownback and Jerry Moran and Governor Bill Graves in Topeka. Includes phone numbers, fax numbers, emails and office locations.
In Garden City BED chief Alan Fankhauser promotes Beef Empire Days during annual talks at Rotary and Kiwanis clubs with beef served at each event. The piece ties in local food lore, beef as a yearly theme, and other domestic notes from Brookover Feed Yard's 50th birthday barbecue to Rose Murray's long local service and personal cooking stories.
Roger Hernandez surveys two GOP stances on immigration from the mid-1990s to today. He contrasts anti immigrant fears with Barone’s pro immigrant conservatism, arguing that future American life will be multiracial yet not multicultural as long as ethnic identities enrich the national fabric.
On June 18 various historical events shaped by war and politics are recalled. Churchill’s finest hour remark from 1940, the 1778 entry into Philadelphia, the 1812 war declaration, and Napoleon’s Waterloo in 1815 are cited alongside a Thought for Today by Pearl S. Buck about gender relations.
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