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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2001
Page
4
The 1906 establishment marks the Telegram with Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as founders and editors. Delaney serves as editor and publisher while Draper acts as managing editor. Details appear on gctelegram.com with staff insights.
Our View urges a formal Spring Clean-Up for April 2013 as Finney County discussions consider landowner responsibility and nuisance vs lifestyle. City Administrator Pete Olson notes the sensitivity, while Sam Curran emphasizes resident pride and the program as a chance to clear old junk and broken furniture from neighborhoods.
The Telegram will accept Public Pulse submissions addressing candidates for the April 3 general election until noon Thursday, March 29. Letters submitted or emailed after that time will not be published. All letters suitable for publication will be published by Saturday, March 31.
A humorous yet sharp account of a chaotic Christmas gathering featuring Aunt Tonie’s overbearing perfectionism, a wrestling aunt, and a hyperactive brood led by Buck the 5 year old. The narrator ruminates on family dynamics, bald jokes, and the absurdity of shared last names. Steve Ramos, city editor, can be emailed at ramos gctelegram.com.
United States Senate talks on campaign finance skim the source of funds and overlook where money goes after donors write checks. Broadcasters collect billions from political ads fueling a "soft money" flow to parties and candidates, not just the contributors. The piece argues real reform would curb TV charges or require broadcaster contributions, otherwise campaign spending remains a profit motive.
Today marks the 79th day of 2001 with notable anniversaries and events. Isaac Newton died in London in 1727, Henry IV died in 1413, Uncle Tom’s Cabin first published in 1852, Marines landed in Nicaragua in 1896, John Lennon married Yoko Ono in 1969, Patricia Hearst convicted in 1976. Thought for Today by Jose Ortega y Gasset.
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