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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2001
Page
4
The item lists established 1906 and notes Telegram Delaney and GCTelegram.com with roles for Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor. It reads as a newsroom masthead fragment indicating organizational lineage and key editorial positions.
Chicago officials urge every adult and adolescent to read the same book at once, Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird, with libraries stocking over 4,000 copies including Spanish and Polish translations. Other cities in New York state and the Midwest are launching similar programs. The column also touches on Mozart bowlers, older volunteers, and Harvard’s 350th commencement details.
The Little League World Series saga over Danny Almonte ends with the team forfeiting games after evidence revealed his age. The father and coaches face lifelong stigma and a lifetime ban for the coach, while victims include teammates opponents and Almonte himself.
Former Florida Attorney General Janet Reno launches a bid for Florida governor. Backers compare her to Lawton Chiles, noting a populist, straight shooting style. The remark echoes broader political comparisons across party lines.
Roger Hernandez argues against racial bonus points in college admissions, noting UGA's 1961 integration and a 11th Circuit ruling that mechanical diversity bonuses are unconstitutional. He contrasts past open racism with current policies, urges true merit-based access, and challenges persistent biases across the nation.
Highlights mark events from 1774 Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia to 1905 Portsmouth Treaty signing in New Hampshire and 1836 Sam Houston election in Texas. Also notes the 1882 Labor Day parade in New York and 1914 First Battle of the Maine. Thought by Fernand Braudel.
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