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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2001
Page
4
Editorial note tracing establishment in 1906 and naming Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as key figures at the Telegram with roles including Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor.
A mosaic of quotes on teaching race and diversity, online life, gangster history, and journalism. Notable voices include James Boyer on curriculum, Ken Root on technology, John O Connor on St Paul crime era, Roger Haight on aging, Mark Lassman-Eul on sweat equity, and Daniel Schorr reflecting on investigative journalism. A Garden City mother notes anticipation for a Tumbleweed Festival figure.
Our View argues Kansas Department of Transportation misuses federal funds for a $10 million Capitol tunnel project. It would link the Capitol to the London Building Signature Building and Security Benefit Building, drawing from pedestrian and scenic byways programs. The column urges legislative pressure, criticizes bureaucrats, and notes local projects competing for funds.
Wade Henderson of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights hailed a modest step toward universal human rights at a world racism conference in South Africa. Alexander Lukashenko celebrated a sweeping Belarus victory after Sunday elections. Sacramento police noted the shooter likely acted from an unhinged state of mind as a security guard killed three coworkers and another man.
On September 10 1813 Oliver H Perry defeated the British at Lake Erie in the War of 1812 and on the same date in 1608 John Smith became Jamestown council president. Other events include 1846 Elias Howe patenting the sewing machine, 1919 Pershing’s return to New York, and 1945 Quisling's death sentence. Thought for Today cites Augustine Birrell.
Syndicated columnist Roger Hernandez argues that banning bilingual education via Proposition 227 harms high school students who still need language support. He cites the 9th Circuit ruling on non English instruction and notes adolescent language learning slows after puberty while praising gradual English immersion and continued native language study for complex subjects.
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