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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2000
Page
4
The record notes the 1906 establishment with Editor and Publisher Laial and Managing Editor roles linked to Steve Delaney and Bill Draper. It references gctelegram.com domains and staff titles in a concise historical context.
In Kansas travel writing, the Kansas Division of Travel and Tourism launches an Old West themed ad campaign along I-70 from Kansas City to the Colorado border. The piece notes the Amazing 100 Miles Tourism Coalition, 52 towns from Salina to Hays, and the appeal of frontier history to travelers.
Our View argues the $33 million bond to create a two high school district expands opportunities for students. It suggests more slots for athletics arts and leadership, reducing cuts, boosting participation, and shaping better citizens, with the vote set for November 7.
Listing provides the offices of Governor Bill Graves and Attorney General Carla Stovall in Topeka with room numbers phone numbers and fax details for official communication and public inquiries. It includes the Kansas Judicial Center address and generic email formats for state officials.
Roger Hernandez summarizes reader letters about the GOP convention's handling of Hispanics, affirmative action debates, and language issues. The pieces include critical views of assimilation, English use in media, and Spanglish questions, with contact details for Hernandez at NJIT.
Today is September 18 2000 a Monday with 104 days left in the year. Highlights include the 1947 National Security Act taking effect unifying military branches, Quebec surrender to Britain in 1759, Washington laying Capitol cornerstone in 1793, Chile declaring independence in 1810, Fugitive Slave Act passage in 1850, NYT first edition in 1851, CBS debut in 1927, and Jimi Hendrix death in 1970 at age 27.
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