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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2000
Page
4
The record notes key figures Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with ties to the Establishment era Telegram. Delaney is linked to gctelegram.com as editor and Draper to the same outlet as publisher. Managing editor duties are implied alongside editor and publisher roles.
The piece argues the Commission on Presidential Debates was created for a bipartisan forum to compare candidates. It notes Bush’s resistance to the three October debates while Gore leads in polls and seeks broad audience access via a commission backed format. It urges acceptance for clearer voter access.
Directory includes Board of County Commissioners at County Administrative Center Garden City KS 67846, Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center Sen Sam Brownback US Senate Washington DC, Rep Jerry Moran Washington DC, Gov Bill Graves Topeka KS with phone and email details.
Today marks Sept 5 a look back at events from 1774 when the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia to 1997 deaths of Mother Teresa and Sir Georg Solti. Notable moments include Sam Houston’s Texas presidency in 1836 and the 1905 Portsmouth Treaty ending the Russo-Japanese War.
A Kansas Jayhawks fan vents about an embarrassing 31 17 loss to SMU after a season opening crash. He recalls restless football falls, child in the car, and a new tackle football milestone for his son Jordan amid a chorus of Crisco references and defensive phobias.
Roger Hernandez critiques how affirmative action is defined and applied by Democrats and Republicans including Lieberman as he and Jesse Jackson discuss the 1995 California ballot end of affirmative action. The piece argues true reform requires ending patronizing policies while preserving access. It contrasts Bush state efforts to mend action with Democratic calls to broaden protections.
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