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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named along with Jona as editor and publisher roles at GC Telegram, noting Delaney and Draper as email contacts for the newspaper.
Ford Motor Co funds a 30 million national push for booster seats while resisting built in child safety seats. GM and DaimlerChrysler follow suit, blaming weak consumer demand though back seat integrated seats would solve fitting and installation issues.
The Florida legislature fast tracked an emergency law to seal autopsy photos, restricting showing them to anyone without judge approval. A Brevard County case shows detectives seeking permission to identify a dead woman, delaying relief for the family and wasting investigative resources. The News-Press argues for rescinding the law after examining its repercussions.
Addresses and contact numbers for United States Senator Sam Brownback and Representative Jerry Moran are listed with Washington D.C. offices, phone lines, fax numbers, and official email domains for political correspondence. The Brownback line operates from the US Senate office and the Moran line from the House of Representatives office. Both provide official web contact options for constituents.
On May 11 many milestones are noted including Minnesota becoming the 32nd state in 1858 and Glacier National Park establishment in 1910. Other items mention Bob Marley’s death in 1981, Irving Berlin’s birth in 1888, and CARE aid arrivals in 1946. Birthdays and a Golda Meir quote conclude the compendium.
Marianne Salcetti argues that Garden City adults neglect a shared cultural education as Finney County curtails the Cinco de Mayo festival over liability costs. She links local reaction to broader issues of stereotypes, Confederate symbolism, and ongoing racism, citing Klan history in Alabama and anti immigrant ads in Kansas.
A Georgia judge halted sale of Alice Randall's The Wind Done Gone, a satire that reimagines Gone With the Wind from a Black half-sister's perspective, citing copyright held by Margaret Mitchell's heirs. The case proceeds to the 11th Circuit on May 25, with Randall arguing the work is literary commentary.
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