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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2001
Page
4
The article provides a brief masthead note listing the paper established in 1906 with the editor and publisher and mentions the Draper and Delaney contacts at gctelegram.com, indicating the paper's editorial leadership and contact points.
After a storm, hundreds sought relief at the municipal pool but the crowd was far from full. The piece argues Garden City should rethink its claim of having the world's largest free pool and consider investing in a modern water attraction to boost civic pride and patronage for years to come.
Local officials in Finney County and Garden City press ConAgra to rebuild while the company delays a firm date. Rumors spread about a Seaboard plant nearby as critics accuse ConAgra of pursuing its own interests. Analysts question the company’s candor after recent earnings misstatements, raising concerns about regional economic impact and trust. Bill Draper notes the ongoing corporate maneuvering and invites reader response.
The piece weighs Bush's response to Senator Jeffords switch that shifted Senate control. It compares Clinton's post defection moves, notes House strength erosion, and urges Bush to engage moderates and address core issues like abortion, judiciary, taxes, and defense to avoid crippling political fallout. Hagel warns of GOP arrogance and seeks proactive governance.
Today is Tuesday May 29 2001 the 149th day with 216 left. Notable events include Rhode Island ratifying the Constitution in 1790 Wisconsin becoming a state in 1848 and John F Kennedy born in 1917. A Thought for Today quotes Bob Hope on aging.
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