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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2002
Page
4
Steve Delaney serves as editor and Bill Draper as publisher with managing editor duties shared across the newsroom. The inline roles indicate a joint leadership structure guiding coverage, standards, and newsroom operations.
The Why statue by Richard Bergen toured Kansas counties to raise funds for completion and to allow Kansans an up close view before the Oct. 7 installation atop the Capitol in Topeka. The artist seeks $100,000 to $200,000 while acknowledging controversy and fiscal concerns.
Kabul Police Chief Basir Salangi laments authorities' failure to solve several crimes including a Sept. 5 blast that killed 30 and injured over 150. Interim Miss America Erika Harold is praised for embodying the pageant's aims. Rudolph Giuliani accepts the Governors Award for networks' post 9/11 tribute.
On September 23 history highlights include Nixon's Checkers TV address in 1952, Harvard College's first commencement in 1642, Andre's capture revealing Arnold's plot in 1780, Lewis and Clark return in 1806, Neptune's discovery in 1846, Freud's death in 1939, and the Little Rock nine withdrawal in 1957.
The Buzz asks residents to vote or comment on a proposed pit bull ban in Garden City. Readers can email thebuzz for the Telegram contact and reach Attn BUZZ at extension 304 for input or questions.
Local Voice reports five performances of South Pacific set for Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building on Garden City Community College campus with box office opening October 14. Tickets eight dollars by mail only. postmark order fills from October 5. Cast includes 118 audition reports with 49 cast and 30 crew. over 100 involved overall. A Veterans display and Mancini remembrance are planned.
The Superfund tax on oil and chemical firms was ended in 1995 and a coalition of nine firms led by Du Pont and GE seeks to keep it dead. They say they have paid billions in cleanup costs and oppose singled out taxation while Boxer pushes a reinstatement. The Bush administration favors shifting funds from general revenues as EPA funding dwindles.
Telegram columnist John Dailey reflects on the science religion struggle from Galileo to modern creationist debates. He cites the 1984 papal admission, Kansas culture, and a Topeka staging of Inherit the Wind while praising synthesis of faith and science.
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