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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2001
Page
4
The text lists the newspaper as established in 1906 with Steve Delaney as telegram contact and Bill Draper as associated editor. It notes roles for Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor, indicating senior staff positions at the publication.
The governor proposes adding 112 million to 2.6 billion for K-12, raising per pupil state aid to 3,930, and boosting special education reimbursements while offering 34 million for teacher incentives. He backs a 4 percent sales tax rise and a 2 cent gas tax, plus local taxes to fund the plan. Critics warn higher taxes hit the poor hardest and urge belt tightening across agencies.
The document lists the Garden City Board of Education Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming Street, Garden City Kansas 67846 with phone 316-275-5110 and Garden City Community College Board of Trustees at 801 Campus Drive with phone 316-276-7611.
USDA engineered a settlement to keep the 50 cent per $100 pork checkoff through June 2003 while proposing a producer poll, easing NPPC's grip. The deal, framed as a path to end the checkoff, sparked accusations of backroom politics and betrayal of voters who defeated the program in 2000. Ann Veneman faces criticism for backing the settlement.
A Washington area resident muses on neighbors leaving city life for a West Virginia country retirement. He contrasts their choice with Baby Boomers delaying retirement, cites Bill Clinton's early ascent and exit, and wonders about the value and timing of such life changes. He considers patience, opportunity, and future plans they might pursue after quitting city work.
The day marks events such as the 1919 founding of the American Legion in Paris and Julius Caesar’s assassination in 44 B C. Also noted are Columbus’s return in 1493, Andrew Jackson’s birth in 1767, Maine’s statehood in 1820, Cardinal McCloskey’s 1875 appointment, and Wilson’s 1913 open presidential conference.
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