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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2001
Page
4
The G Telegram announces Steve Delaney as editor and publisher with Bill Draper continuing as managing editor. The publication highlights ongoing leadership and online presence at gctelegram.com.
John Dailey argues that Marshall Mathers known as Eminem is not original and has long existed precedents in music history. He urges parental caution and calls for protests against offensive art while defending free expression and postponing judgment until society reflects on aging culture.
The Parsons Sun reflects sadness over Timothy McVeigh’s May 16 execution for the Oklahoma City bombing, urging the act be carried out without glory or public spectacle. It cautions against media frenzy or celebration and calls for a solemn, regretful tone in line with the law.
The Telegram will accept letters 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 Letters submitted or emailed after that time will not be published.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.
The content lists locations and contact numbers for Garden City entities including the Board of County Commissioners at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St, the Board of Education USD 457 Educational Support Center 1205 Fleming St with phone 316-275-5110, the Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St, and the Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive with phone 316-276-7611.
The piece argues that despite more opportunities, women face a high personal cost in balancing work and motherhood. It cites data on women in top roles, discusses how “choice” masks coercive expectations, and highlights books by Crittenden and Williams about structural barriers. Mothers remain underrepresented in leadership and demand institutional change.
On March 23 in history notable events include Patrick Henry's liberty rally voice in 1775, Handel's Messiah London premiere in 1748, Lewis and Clark beginning return journey in 1806, Mussolini founding Fascist movement in 1919, the Enabling Act in 1933, Japanese internment began in 1942, Pakistan's republic status in 1956, the first two person spaceflight in 1965, and parental notification debates in 1981. Thought for Today quotes Hedda Hopper.
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