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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2000
Page
4
The Telegram established in 1906 continues under Editor and Publisher Steve Delaney with Bill Draper as Managing Editor. The team anchors local coverage and digital presence at gctelegram.com.
A local arts and humanities roundup notes cautions about consumer recalls including tires. The Autumn Art Auction of Smoky Hills Public Television features works donated by southwest Kansas artists led by Ruby Laughlin Culbertson and Margaret Crowley among others in Garden City and Hutchinson. Kansas Humanities Council hires Sureva Towler as new media director, with background in New York and Colorado, bringing a passion for Gothic cathedrals and outhouses. The piece also includes distant notes on Africa University students, regional scenic rankings, and satirical quotes about life and style.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has 21 inspectors for 800 grocers 1 600 convenience stores and 12 500 restaurants plus related facilities. A Harris News Service survey shows 34 percent uninspected in over a year 18 percent in over two years and 5 percent not inspected since 1992. Lawmakers should address understaffing when they meet in January.
A compilation of local government and educational contacts including the Board of County Commissioners at Garden City, the Garden City Commission, Rep. Jerry Moran’s office in Washington, the Governor’s office in Topeka, the Attorney General, the Kansas Judicial Center, Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center, and Garden City Community College with addresses phone numbers and fax numbers where available.
Highlights include the 1777 approval of the Articles of Confederation by the Continental Congress and Pike sighting Pikes Peak in 1806. Other items note the 1889 monarchy overthrow in Brazil, NBC debut in 1926, FDR laying the Jefferson Memorial cornerstone in 1939, and Vietnam War protests in 1969 as well as Brezhnev’s Moscow funeral in 1982. Thought for Today quotes Friedrich Durrenmatt.
In Kansas the 2002 political scene promises high tension as Gov. Graves faces setbacks, Wagle defeats Helgerson, and conservative shifts push the Senate right. The election reshapes education funding debates, school finance reform, and farm coalition gains challenge corporate influence, shaping a wary political horizon.
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