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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are linked to coverage by gctelegram.com. The report references their roles and affiliation with the publication. Delaney and Draper are named in connection with local news coverage and editorial input for the outlet.
The Hays Daily News reports in Kansas that districts, facing a budget deficit and declining enrollment, consider fees to fund activities. One in six districts now charges participation fees for sports and other activities, with 50 of 303 districts applying such charges, and rising worries about academic-item fees like textbooks and technology.
Russia considers restoring the red star as its military emblem amid criticism links to repressive history. Critics warn the move echoes past oppression while defenders frame it as a patriotic symbol. Nearby voices note cultural legacies and regional attitudes toward historical memory.
Today marks November 27 2002 the 331st day of the year with 34 days remaining. Notable events include the 1910 opening of New York Penn Station and the 1901 establishment of the U.S. Army War College in Washington DC. Other entries cover the Toulon scuttling of WWII ships in 1942, Marshall named envoy to China in 1945, O Neill death in 1953, Pope Paul VI injury in 1970, Ford vice presidency in 1973, Milk assassination in 1978, Avianca crash in 1983, Anglo Irish accord in 1985, and the 1989 Colombian jetliner bombing.
Respondents to last week’s Buzz show a majority intend to shop in Garden City. Follow up asks when they will do the bulk of holiday shopping, with options including after Thanksgiving, closer to Christmas, or spread between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Fax to the Buzz office in LA.
A survey of Langewiesche’s Atlantic Monthly series now in book form portrays the 9/11 site as a field of wreckage and steel repurposed for world trade. Dismantling crews faced hazards at Ground Zero while agencies like New York City’s Department of Design and Construction took charge with capable workers and scarce fanfare.
Columnist Donald Kaul critiques Augusta National Golf Club for resisting women members led by Martha Burk. He argues elite male clubs symbolize power and status, citing Hootie Johnson’s stance, corporate leaders’ privileges, and a broader critique of privilege in modern society.
Bill Fletcher Jr. argues that blue dye polluted fields near Lesotho garment plants harm nearby communities and rivers. He notes low wages, poor housing, and rights abuses, urging action by The Gap and Wal-Mart to clean supplier practices and pressure global brands to improve conditions and environmental standards.
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