Delaney Named Editor and Publisher at GC Telegram
Delaney is appointed editor and publisher for the Draper based GC Telegram, with responsibilities guiding editorial direction and newsroom leadership as the publication shifts under new management.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2001
Page
3
Delaney is appointed editor and publisher for the Draper based GC Telegram, with responsibilities guiding editorial direction and newsroom leadership as the publication shifts under new management.
In Harrison New York the PGA joined weather experts to launch a lightning safety campaign tied to the Buick Classic. The effort stresses that lightning kills more people annually than any weather event and urges outdoors seekers to seek shelter if they hear thunder, noting golfers face heightened risk with metal gear and open exposure.
Three generations of a Garden City family plan an on site World War II Battle of the Bulge refresher trip from June 29 to July 8. The journey retraces S/Sgt Stewart Boone’s unit through Belgian towns, memorials and Bergh, ending in Paris with family along. Local veterans attending praise Kansas’ beauty and hospitality.
A columnist criticizes David Wittig, head of Western Resources, for plans to raise KPL and KGB rates by 151 million dollars to fund a sale to Public Service Company of New Mexico. The piece portrays Wittig as harming Kansas ratepayers and edging toward creating Westar, an out-of-state venture. The Kansas Corporation Commission will decide by late July on the rate request amid allegations of self serving bonuses and misallocated revenue.
Highlights note key historical events for June 20 including the 1782 congressional approval of the Great Seal, the Black Hole of Calcutta incident in 1756, Queen Victoria's ascent in 1837, West Virginia's statehood in 1863, Lizzie Borden’s acquittal in 1893, Guam capture in 1898, and a thought for today about loving your enemy.
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