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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2000
Page
4
The notice lists the Draper Telegram newspaper established in 1906 with the editor and publisher as well as the managing editor. It identifies the paper as located with the gctelegram.com site branding.
The piece surveys shifting definitions of family from traditional blood ties to loving, diverse structures. It cites textbooks and authors arguing varied forms include two parents, single parents, stepfamilies, and same sex parents, while noting criticism of optimistic “no blame” narratives. It references works by Norma Simon Sol Gordon Mary Ann Mason Arlene Skolnick Stephen Sugarman and David Blankenhorn.
A health policy adviser argues HIV infected doctors should not be required to disclose status to patients. The CDC rule dating from 1996 mandates disclosure before invasive procedures, following the Kimberly Bergalis case. Lawrence Gostin calls for discarding the rule, citing minimal transmission risk and physician rights. The AMA backs elimination, while urging patient awareness of procedural risks.
Sheila Walker Topeka writes on Kansas DMV proposed stricter rules to crack down on bad drivers, including warning letters for third tickets and longer suspensions. She notes current limits exclude accident-only records and non moving-violation local ordinances, and contrasts Kansas with Iowa and Colorado practices.
Highlights recount historic events on October 18 across years. Key items include the 1898 flag raised in Puerto Rico signaling U.S. control, 1767 Mason-Dixon boundary agreement, Alaska purchase from Russia in 1867, Edison death in 1931, 1944 Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia, 1950 Connie Mack retirement, 1968 Olympic protest ban, 1969 cyclamate ban, 1982 Bess Truman death, 1989 Honecker ouster, and 1998 oil price note along with the Yankees clinching the pennant.
The author recalls Editor's Day at Kansas State University and a Lawrence trip for the KU v K State game. A family-like gathering, talks by journalism deans, a seminar on circulation, and a visit to the Spencer Art Museum frame a day that blends journalism heritage, politics glimpsed in a gallery scene with Sen. Pat Roberts, and a Big 12 clash where K State and KU fandom shine. Grace Elizabeth, the 9-month-old, enjoys the day as a Power Cat tattoo and the college atmosphere captivate.
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