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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2003
Page
4
An archival note outlines a publisher banner reading Established 1906 on TELEGRAM People Informing People with a terse reference to Delaney Gctelegra and the publisher role, suggesting a historical insignia or masthead associated with telegraph era information networks.
City commissioner Gary Fuller urged expanded action on removing gang graffiti from private property, questioning why homeowners bear cleanup costs. City Manager Bob Halloran noted occasional gratis work, especially for the elderly, while concerns about using community service for cleanup and potential mayoral discretionary rules were raised.
President Bush links 19 member al Qaida team to Saudi car bombings that killed at least 30, pledging American justice. Kathleen Sullivan urges Democrats to offer healthcare plans to win the primary. Sen. Tom Harkin notes the economy as a key issue, echoing 1991 92 sentiment.
Today is May 14, 2003 a Wednesday the 134th day of the year with 231 remaining. Notable events include 1948 Israel proclaimed in Tel Aviv 1643 Louis XIV becomes king at age four 1804 Lewis and Clark leave St Louis 1904 first US Olympics in St Louis 1942 Copland Lincoln Portrait performed 1942 WAAC established 1955 Warsaw Pact signed by eight Communist bloc nations.
The Pulse Reader Forum editor can be reached at 620 275 2704 Ext 201 or by mail to Attn Editor, 310 N Seventh St, Garden City KS 67846.
A USD 457 discussion weighs uniforms against differentiation and enrichment in classrooms. The column cites mastery learning ideas by James Block, contrasts home schooling with public schools, and questions balancing individualism with uniform policy. Ron Isham notes potential tension for the board of education in approving differentiated instruction alongside mandated attire.
Washington Monthly reveals William Bennett lost over 8 million dollars in a decade of casino play. Bennett contests losses, says he breaks even. He vows to quit gambling after the uproar, while critics question the moral echo of a public preacher of virtue who gambles and speaks for corporate audiences. Columnist Donald Kaul notes the irony and potential merit in Bennett's vow to stop.
A Kansas City Star contest crown shows To Kill a Mockingbird as readers’ top choice over films and TV. The piece traces Harper Lee’s life, ties to Truman Capote, and lasting impact including awards, translations, and public memory.
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