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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are listed with titles Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor. The source notes their association with gctelegram.com as contact or byline. It documents leadership roles and establishment year 1906.
A CBS documentary on the Sept 11 attacks paired with A Season on the Brink sparked debate over graphic language and viewer suitability. Two French filmmakers captured inside a tower during the attack, presenting unfiltered history. ESPN aired an unedited version and ESPN2 offered a bleeped edition. Parents face hard choices as children’s exposure rises with Internet access.
On March 13 marks Uranus discovery by William Herschel in 1781 and notable events include Andrew Johnson’s impeachment trial beginning in 1868, Benjamin Harrison’s death in 1901, Susan B. Anthony’s death in 1906, Tennessee banning evolution in 1925, banks reopening after FDR’s 1933 holiday, and Apollo 9 splashdown in 1969.
The Kansas Legislature is considering allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for driver’s licenses. Readers may vote or comment by emailing the Buzz at gctelegram.com. Information includes options Yes No Not sure with extension 304.
A collage of quirky sayings, jokes, and facts spans daily life notes from 2002. It includes a “bed day” concept, quotes about work and humor, references to aging, hate crime stats, Mormon population, a Kansas historic site list, hidden money ideas, attribution in writing, and a roster of band names and a contact for Dolores Hope.
Donald Kaul argues George W. Bush's true formative years began in Texas as an oilman and baseball owner, shaping a presidency defined by pro rich, anti union, and hawkish policies. He likens Bush to a typical baseball owner, critiques media shifts, and notes Kaul's long Washington coverage.
March marks Children’s Art Month and Women’s History Month with student artwork on display at La Playa Dorada Palace Drive and Baker Arts Center Liberal. Mercer Gallery hosts monthly exhibits including the Kansas Postcard Series 2000, with co sponsors Garden City Community College and Southwest Arts & Humanities Council. Beatrice Wood life exhibit and lectures by David Van Gilder run at Finnup House through March 22 with hours 10 am to 9 pm Tue and 10 am to 5 pm Sat and Sun. Video on Wood’s life available daily.
A reader states the Kansas Department of Revenue requires annual tax forms regardless of income, noting some years with zero balance still need a return. They say attempts to add this guidance to forms failed and urge all who filed federal returns to also file a Kansas form even if the amount is zero.
A reader endorses Amtrak service for Garden City highlighting local economy and travel through the city. The letter supports Ms. Lewis's March 4 piece and argues Congress should retain and expand a national rail passenger network rather than profit motives.
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