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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2000
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper, established 1906, meet to discuss newspaper leadership at the Gazette Telegram. Editors meet to align on managing duties and ongoing coverage.
The StarLink episode shows why the public demands better oversight of biotech crops. Aventis CropScience faces 16 attorneys general and Minnesota's Gene Hugoson, seeking compensation for farmers and grain elevators after StarLink, approved for animal feed but not export or consumption, contaminated foods and sparked recalls in 1998, highlighting market chaos and calls for stricter testing and readiness.
On November 30 several milestones are recalled including Oscar Wilde's death in 1900 and the 1782 preliminary peace articles ending the Revolutionary War. Other entries note Mark Twain's birth in 1835, Churchill's 1874 birth, and major events through 1993 and beyond, with a Thought for Today attributed to Wilde.
A concise directory listing key government offices and officials in Kansas. Includes County Commissioners at Garden City Administrative Center, Garden City Commission at City Hall, U S Senator Sam Brownback address in Washington D C, Governor Bill Graves in Topeka, Attorney General Carla Stovall, Kansas Judicial Center contact, Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center, Garden City Community College, and Lt Governor Gary Sherrer.
A long critique of controlled wheat and grassland burning faces EPA ADA and Clean Air Act hurdles with lawsuits from Washington State families. It notes 5,000 acre fires, vast pasture acres in Kansas and Washington, and EPA hearings in Oklahoma and Louisiana while questioning regulatory creep and judicial activism.
A twelve year old Washington girl named Ansche Hedgepeth faced detention and fingerprinting after being cited for eating fries on the Metro under DCs zero tolerance policy. The incident sparked debate over safety and discretion while noting her good record and need for balanced juvenile handling.
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