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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2001
Page
4
The Telegram lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editors and publishers. Established in 1906, Delaney and Draper are noted as leading figures for the publication with contact details at gctelegram.com.
Communities like Hays and Hutchinson invested public money in water parks and many others left such projects to the private sector. Those ventures have found success under private management.
Garden City faces a funding dilemma as it weighs a year round indoor pool for competitive swim and a water park at the current site. Voters previously rejected a sales tax for a park. City officials seek a public private approach without competing with private enterprise.
A patchwork of statistics spans workers ages 55 to 69 seeking new roles and training, El Salvador sewing wages, San Francisco demographic shifts, dogs outweighing children, global child enlistment, Branson tourism bulk, Hispanic buying power, US workforce retirement, religious age trends, and diverse historic sites and cemeteries, all illustrating broad social, economic, and cultural currents.
The Kansas State Board of Education spent its June meeting defining suitable education as more than safe classrooms and good teachers. It urged reform, bringing focus to funding, teacher certification, and public support, while warning that money hinges on significant system changes and broad alliances.
Today's Highlight in History notes June 27 as the 178th day of 2001 with 187 days left. Events listed include Truman sending forces to Korea in 1950, the 1844 mob killing of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage, and the 1942 FBI capture of eight Nazi saboteurs on Long Island. The Thought for Today quotes John Steinbeck.
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