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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2001
Page
4
The G Telegram sets its history from 1906 with current staff and online resources delaney and draper listed among team members at gctelegram.com including site links and contributor names.
The ACLU sues Virginia to end the state mandated minute of silence at the start of each school day, arguing it infringes students religious rights. The piece argues silence is not a prayer, but an opportunity for individual prayer and a defense of First Amendment rights.
Laks says I love New York yet may not return while Sanchez in West Palm Beach laments travel out of the city. Wolfowitz frames terrorism policy as removing sanctuaries. Eric Boyd waits two hours at Chicago City Hall to give blood as New York’s crisis echoes in the Midwest.
On this day in history many events are noted including McKinley’s 1901 death and Roosevelt's succession after an assassin’s gunshot, Key writing the Star-Spangled Banner in 1814, Scott capturing Mexico City in 1847, the 1940 Selective Service Act, Luna Two reaching the moon in 1959, Seton’s sainthood in 1975, Grace Kelly’s death in 1982, and other political and cultural milestones.
Federal jury held Kmart negligent in the 1990s death of 18-year-old Ryan Eslinger, who killed himself with a shotgun after being treated for paranoid schizophrenia. The Eslinger parents were awarded 3 million dollars, amid testimony about medication effects and a clerk’s improper ID handling. Reporter Jaclyn O Malle y can be reached at omalley gctelegram.com.
Ellen Goodman reflects on September 11 2001 as a turning point in American life. She notes the constant TV replay of the attacks the shock of witnessing mass destruction and the shift from distant fear to intimate danger, urging a sober, non sensational response to terrorism.
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