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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2001
Page
3
The 1906 established Telegram announces Steve Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Bill Draper as Managing Editor with Laces overseeing as Editor and Publisher. Contacts include gctelegram.com for Delaney and Draper. The notice highlights longstanding publication credentials and leadership pairing.
The Kansas Retailer Meth Watch Program pairs retailers with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment to block meth ingredient sales. Lawmakers note legal access to chemicals fuels labs, with 1994 sees four labs, rising to 702 last year and about two daily this year. Retailers move items behind counters limit shelf displays and screen buyers to curb production.
In a strongly worded editorial the Olathe Daily News criticizes ultra conservative legislators Karin Brownlee Kay O Connor Dan Williams and John Toplikar for opposing tax increases to fund public education. The piece accuses them of turning their backs on teachers students and patrons and failing to deliver a financially sound funding package. The writers argue the session did not place Kansas kids first and will leave schools underfunded.
On May 24 2001 the 144th day of the year, noting historical events: Morse opened Americas first telegraph line in 1844. Victoria born in 1819. first US passenger railroad began in 1830. Princess Victoria ferry sank in 1881. Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883. Bismarck sank Hood in 1941. Scott Carpenter orbited in 1962. Concorde service began in 1976. Podgorny ousted in 1977. Iran rejected World Court hostages call in 1980. Harold Wilson died in 1995. Thought for Today by Helen Hunt Jackson.
Columnist Alan Guebert argues deregulation failed to lower energy costs and critiques reliance on ethanol as a fix. He notes rising electricity, gas, and oil profits, rising farm fuel bills, and the limits of ethanol to lift U.S. corn prices. He warns California MTBE bans and global factors will cap ethanol gains, urging a flexible farm policy to sustain higher corn prices.
Kathleen Parker explains the 1999 North Carolina incident where a mother refused a social worker entry and was charged with obstructing an investigation. The NC Court of Appeals ruled cooperation required, framing a broader debate on whether child abuse investigations are governed by Fourth Amendment protections. The piece argues for constitutional limits on well meaning social workers and calls for Supreme Court guidance.
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