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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2000
Page
4
The 1906 established Telegram lists Steve Delaney as editor and Bill Draper as publisher. Contact appears through gctelegram.com with roles noted as Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor as part of the staff.
Our View notes ongoing shortfall in Finney County United Way fundraising toward a 435000 goal. Hutchinson trails by 19 percent with 10 days left. Finney County deadline extended to end of November. Tax deductibility and local agency reliance on funds are highlighted as incentives and stakes. Donors help themselves by contributing as canvassing continues.
The text lists contact details for Sen. Sam Brownback in Washington D C 20510 with phone and fax numbers, Rep. Jerry Moran in Washington D C 20515 with their email, and Gov. Bill Graves at the State Capitol in Topeka with phone and toll free numbers. It provides URLs for the senate and governor sites.
The piece urges participation in the Kansas election, arguing every vote matters even amid DUI disclosures about Bush and past drug mentions. It emphasizes civic duty, registration, and candidate outreach, calling for readers to cast ballots and engage in the process.
A narrative tour through 1999 campaign stops in New Hampshire and Iowa features John McCain, Warren Rudman, and Pat Buchanan. It highlights Gore in Lebanon NH answering questions for hours, Bush defending his integrity in Seattle, and Bradley in Bellevue urging perseverance. The piece ends noting the enduring class of many losing candidates.
Today November 7 2000 marks election day and the page recalls pivotal events: Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, Colorado granting women suffrage in 1893, Jeannette Rankin first woman in Congress in 1916, MoMA opening in 1929, Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse in 1940, Roosevelt's fourth term win in 1944.
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