Editor and Publisher at Draper Gazette
A terse bio notes established 1906 and lists Delaney and Draper with roles Editor and Publisher along with Managing Editor credits.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2001
Page
4
A terse bio notes established 1906 and lists Delaney and Draper with roles Editor and Publisher along with Managing Editor credits.
A jumble of quick opinions and local facts covers weather wisdom yard work seasons and a county population snapshot from the 2000 census. It notes Habitat for Humanity’s renovation at 919 N Ninth St and muses on license plate numbers tied to county rankings and regional growth.
Kansas lawmakers back a bill to force reclassification of streams for political control, limiting health officials power to regulate water quality. Dwight Metzler, former KCHE secretary, warns the measure violates federal law and chemistry and biology, but testimony is ignored as agriculture groups press their plan.
The Central Plains Red Cross, based in Wichita, seeks at least 400 donors weekly. Garden City United Methodist Church hosts a blood drive in Fellowship Hall from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday at 1106 N Main St. Walk-ins welcome. Call 1 888 719 8929 for details. Dean Nolte, publicity chairman, notes donors must be in good health, at least 17, and weigh 110 pounds.
On March 26 in history milestones include the opening of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in 1982, deaths of Beethoven and Whitman, births of Frost and Tennessee Williams, Katharine ceremonies on Broadway, and political events. Today's notable birthdays feature Westmoreland Boulez O Connor Nimoy Arkin Short Woodward Ross Crawford Tyler Lawrence, Stockton Chesney and others.
Roger Hernandez reports on Hallgeir Langeland, a Norwegian MP, nominating Fidel Castro for the Nobel Peace Prize. The column argues the nomination smacks of political bias and condemns Cuba’s lack of basic rights, contrasting Norway’s democracy with Cuba’s repression, while noting US embargo tensions and international reactions.
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