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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2000
Page
4
The Telegram announces Steve Delaney as editor and publisher Bill Draper as managing editor at the newspaper’s masthead. The establishment date noted is 1906, with email contacts for Delaney and Draper.
The piece notes Nixon’s 1969 Saigon visit during the Vietnam War and Bill Clinton’s three day Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City trip. It urges Hanoi to ease foreign investment barriers and expand civil religious liberties while addressing wartime legacies such as POW remains and land mines, and pushes for faster political and economic reforms.
The Tulsa World reports on the FBI's Carnivore system, which can capture vast communications including emails and Web traffic. Officials say tests verify limits and only copies mail tied to court orders, while privacy experts fear broad capabilities and lack of transparency about its operations.
Today marks the 329th day of 2000 with 37 days remaining. Notable past events include Jack Ruby shooting Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963 and Zachary Taylor’s 1784 birth, Darwin’s 1859 publication, Lookout Mountain battles in 1863, the NRA’s 1871 incorporation, and the Hollywood Ten contempt citation in 1947.
Marianne Salcetti reports on the Fourth Annual Holiday Season of Conscience led by the National Labor Committee urging awareness of sweatshop labor. The focus targets Kohl's in Nicaragua's Chentex maquila, where workers earn about 20 cents per jeans pair sold for 20 to 30 dollars. The piece urges letters, vigils, and informed shopping, highlighting corporate profits and the global economy's impact on workers.
Ellen Goodman argues parents face a choice between secrecy and openness about past missteps. She notes shifting norms from the 1960s to today, urging honest but age appropriate disclosures to energize warnings while preserving trust with grown children. The piece ends reflecting on whether openness preserves rather than undermines parental authority.
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