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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2001
Page
4
A historic note cites the Telegram newspaper's leadership changes with the Editor and Publisher role rising to prominence. Managing Editor Delaney and broader team are referenced alongside the paper’s long establishment in 1906 and online presence at gctelegram.com.
Finney County faces 9.7 percent unemployment in February after a Christmas night fire destroyed about one third of the ConAgra Beef plant. Company officials will announce plans April 1, with possible delays. rebuilding could take a year and displaced workers face an anxious wait for work.
Don Murrell urges Garden City voters to back Rose Bushman Judy Crumble and Rocky Welton for USD 457 school board. He praises Gail Dunford and notes community accountability while highlighting candidates’ ties to education, vocational training, and student support.
On this date in history, Washington and Congress authorized the U S Navy in 1794. Ponce de Leon sighted Florida in 1512. Charles I ascended the English throne in 1625. 1917 marked Seattle Metropolitans Stanley Cup win. 1964 Alaska earthquake. 1968 Yuri Gagarin died. 1977 Tenerife air disaster. 1998 FDA approved Viagra. notable anniversaries include Bush Schwarzkopf gulf war exchange and Rabin assassin verdict. DaimlerChrysler to buy 34 percent of Mitsubishi Motors Corp.
The piece argues for raising the hard-money contribution limit from $1,000 as part of McCain Feingold reform. It notes public interest in curbing corruption, debates whether moving to $2,000 or $3,000 is prudent, and cites Daschle’s opposition and party fundraising dynamics. It also honors Rowland Evans, noting his influence and passing.
The piece highlights Youth Entrepreneurs of Kansas a public private partnership linking Kansas public schools with local business leaders to teach economics and entrepreneurship to at risk students. It notes teacher stipends and bonuses, student wins in plan contests and scholarships, and claims a 70 percent drop in costs per student over ten years. The program receives Koch family foundation support and is praised as a practical example aligning with Bush education reform goals.
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