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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 2001

Page

4

Telegram archives reveal editor and publisher roles

A 1906 established Telegram listing notes Steve Delaney and Bill Draper tied to the paper. Delaney and Draper are shown with website hints gctelegram.com. The entry also lists Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor roles in the staff.

Mississippi votes to keep Confederate flag on state banner

Our View argues Mississippi voters rejected erasing a Confederate emblem from the state flag by a 65 to 35 margin. The piece frames the decision as a statewide reminder of ongoing racial tensions and the broader national fight for civil rights. It notes Mississippi as the last state with the symbol and urges progress toward equality amid continued discrimination concerns.

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Ireland's boom and bogs meet on a pub filled road

The column follows a 25th anniversary Ireland trip from Dublin to Cork, amid Foot and Mouth fears and a Celtic Tiger economy. It contrasts soaring farm subsidies and rising land prices with long memories of famine and emigration, noting farmers fear reform and many rely on pubs for income.

Ireland Cork England Luther Mary Grace Dublin Kilkenny Kerry Galway Belfast Athlone Paul Cat’rine America Europe Catherine EU Ag Emerald Isle

Slaying the monster of AIDS far and near

A village tale uses a ravenous monster to warn that the AIDS epidemic in Africa grows daily and will reach distant shores unless action is taken. The moral stresses shared care and collective resolve to stop the threat before it arrives.

Ashington Africa

On this day in history and thought for April 19

Today in history highlights events from 1775 beginnings at Lexington and Concord, 1782 Dutch recognition of American independence, and 1933 the U S left the gold standard. Also MacArthur’s 1951 farewell and Adler’s thoughts quoted.

Douglas MacArthur Far East Truman Congress Lexington and Concord Netherlands United States Alfred Adler

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