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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2001
Page
2
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are noted in the GCTelegram bylines as pivotal editors and publishers. The message references established 1906 origins and lists Delaney and Draper with editorial titles, indicating key leadership in the newsroom.
Lawmakers approve a statewide prohibition on holding a mobile phone while driving with Gov Pataki set to sign and make it law in November. Critics call the measure unenforceable and warn other states will follow, arguing distraction comes from many sources beyond talking on a phone.
Readable excerpts list key Garden City entities including USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming Street with phone, Fox line, Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive, and Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth Street.
In the Senate battle over a Patients Bill of Rights the focus shifts from suing HMOs to broader access and coverage. The Column notes 43 million Americans lack insurance, calls for expanded universal coverage, critiques the bill as a rights struggle for the insured, and highlights executive pay amid high costs for care. The piece stresses real needs like mammograms and prostate screening for the uninsured, urging action beyond litigation.
Participants from 34 countries at Schloss Leopoldskron explored keeping representative government vital amid declining party relevance and uncertain U S influence. Latvia's Vike-Freiberga stood out as a lone pro NATO democrat. critics warned on Bush policy and the EU expansion tests.
On Tuesday June 26 2001 PC Areca Today recalls June 26 events including Kennedy visiting West Berlin in 1963 declaring Ich bin ein Berliner. It notes Atlantic City Boardwalk opening in 1870 yellow fever fight beginning in 1900 and US troops arriving in France in 1917. Thought for Today quotes Robert Schuman.
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