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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2000
Page
4
The record notes the 1906 establishment and lists Steve Delaney as editor and publisher with Bill Draper, also tied to the district telegram operation. It mentions managing editor Laghwes and provides web addresses gctelegram.com for Delaney and Draper.
The article argues that Al Gore’s loose phrasing on topics from the Internet to Love Story shapes Republican attacks tying him to Clinton. It notes polls show distrust and urges Gore to curb campaign shorthand and deadpan humor to protect credibility.
The two Cuban families aboard a crash surviving crop-duster seek asylum in the United States arguing the Cuban Adjustment Act grants them protection after reaching Key West. Officials warn of punishment if returned while Cuba calls the flight piracy.
The United Nations Population Fund releases a study titled Lives Together Worlds Apart listing four focus areas reproductive health care HIV AIDS gender based violence and women's rights. It argues educating girls raises development and notes funding gaps hinder reproductive health and population programs.
It argues the difficulty of translating written Spanish with proper accents and idioms, cites a judge stressing that misinterpretation can affect life and death, and highlights AP Spanish classes and the need for better interpreter guidelines. It lists Itzel Stewart as editor and provides contact.
Ellen Goodman critiques Nike and NBC for the Horror ad that aired during the Olympics. She argues the violent slasher concept unsettled viewers and highlights a broader critique of advertising to children, corporate ethics, and a praised but questionable creative culture.
Today in History notes Pope John Paul I was found dead in his Vatican apartment on September 29, 1978, shortly after becoming head of the Roman Catholic Church. The history card marks the anniversary and places it in the context of other events observed on this date.
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