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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
4
An OCR snippet lists Steve Delaney as editor and publisher and Bill Draper as managing editor for the city Telegram in 1906. It shows contact notes and credit lines with the domain gctelegram.com, reflecting historical newspaper staff roles and titles.
Voters can hear George W. Bush and Al Gore discuss real issues in tonight’s debate while Pat Buchanan and Ralph Nader are excluded for not meeting 15 percent poll thresholds set by the Commission on Presidential Debates. The event airs on ABC CBS PBS and cable networks with pundit coverage before and after.
Garden City grapples with pervasive smells from nearby facilities, notably odor from National By-Products and ConAgra beef plant. Local leaders debate odor reduction as a formal goal while residents voice frustration at timing and health concerns. Residents credit the Economic Development Corp for raising public discussion despite criticism.
The author argues live broadcasts better than taped, noting Clinton Lazio debate moments and NBC Olympics coverage. He cites CBC live race view and NBC’s edited Olympics, contrasting real events with packaged TV narratives shaped by editors. He censures Fox for not covering the first debate and NBC for delaying debate to air baseball.
On October 3 2000 the date marks Lincoln naming Thanksgiving Day in 1863 and other events. Notable items include St Francis death in 1226 and canonization in 1228. Yugoslavia renamed from Serbs Croats and Slovenes in 1929. Hitler declares Russia broken in 1941. WWII Siegfried Line breach near Aachen in 1944. TV premieres Captain Kangaroo Mickey Mouse Club 1955 1960 Andy Griffith Show debut.
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