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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2000
Page
4
The excerpt lists staff roles at the Telegram publishing house from 1906, naming Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with email-style addresses. It appears as a masthead fragment indicating personnel and contact handles.
Idaho State Journal urges a nationwide shift to a fair, accurate ballot count and even a statewide manual recount, criticizing Bush moves to halt counting. The Sacramento Bee supports counting on ballot terms, opposing courtroom overreach, and Nebraska Maine style electoral proportionality. The Sacramento Bee urges patience and local counts within law.
Darrin Stineman reflects on Election 2000 Florida drama as early results shifted, recount battles followed, and questions linger over who truly won. The piece notes Gore’s initial Florida lead, the late Bush tally surge, and the contentious recounts in Palm Beach County amid alleged conflicts of interest and strict deadlines.
A columnist reflects on the 48th presidency contest decided by a few hundred ballots, estimating 900 to 1,700 votes in a nation of 270 million. The piece laments the power of turnout, quotes a taxi driver arguing against voting, and argues every vote matters in shaping the outcome and civic power.
Today marks Tuesday November 14 the 319th day of 2000 with 47 days left. Notable anniversaries include Aaron Copland born 1900 in New York City, Herman Melville’s Moby Dick first US publication in 1851, Guiteau on trial for Garfield’s assassination in 1881, BBC domestic radio in 1922, FDR declaring the Philippines a free commonwealth in 1935, Apollo 12 moon mission in 1969, and the Dow crossing 1000 for the first time in 1972 at 1003.16.
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