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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2000
Page
4
The notice identifies long time newsroom leaders with titles Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor, listing Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with email handles gctelegram.com and confirming their roles since 1906 establishment.
State Rep Gene O Brien argues EPA water rules on pasture ponds are unworkable amid drought and heat. He notes cattle in hot weather pollute ponds, water evaporates, and fences off regulation may force cattle losses. He suggests a field trip to Kansas would reveal limits of control.
Readers discuss debates as a test of candidate substance and nerve. Some urge for a Bush versus Gore faceoff to show how they handle pressure and public scrutiny, while others question the value and raise concerns about trust and rhetoric.
The poll shows 46 favor series of debates between George W. Bush and Al Gore, 14 oppose, and 12 undecided. Voters question whether presidential debates truly probe issues or merely entertain.
Letters question Democratic presidential prospects in Kansas noting GOP history and third party chances. Readers debate whether Kansas can elect a Democratic president, the impact of electoral votes, and if vote counting methods should change amid water regulation commentary from Leona of Scott City.
Highlights mark Shawmut naming Boston in 1630 Mexico’s revolt beginning in 1810 the Cherokee Strip settlement in 1898 the 1919 incorporation of the American Legion the 1966 opening of the Met Opera at Lincoln Center and Ford’s 1974 conditional amnesty offer for Vietnam era deserters and draft evaders.
A reader voices alarm over federal regulation, zoning fears, and environmental policies, arguing they threaten freedoms. The letter accuses the administration of land grabs and high oil costs while accusing environmental groups of misusing funds. The piece shifts to a complaint about a city trash fee of 5.50 and ends with gas price observations in Garden City and calls for action or leadership.
A reader condemns theft from graves and graveside gifts, arguing such acts desecrate the dead and reflect eroding moral values. The note asserts accountability before judgment and expresses hope for favorable personal judgment.
Florence, Memories remain after a 1987 stroke that left her with limited use of her right arm. She walked with a cane, did chores until last January, then fell and could not stand. Now at Garden Valley Retirement Village nursing section, she receives care as I plan to move there. after 72 years of marriage, we part with many goods but keep memories.
Garden City commissioners faced strong negative feedback on a redesigned city logo while staff and officials stressed the goal of a city oriented mark. The exchange underscores public involvement in government, with editor Steve Delaney urging accountability and ongoing citizen challenge.
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