Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper Editors
The Telegram and Gazette mentions Steve Delaney and Bill Draper in editorial leadership roles with Delaney listed as Editor and Publisher and Draper as Managing Editor in a historical byline style. The source notes established 1906 and references gctelegram.com domains.
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Steve Delaney
Bill Draper
Delaney
Draper
Our View on policing discretion and constitutional rights
The piece reflects on law enforcement discretion and public trust, citing Rodney King, police shootings, and a 5-4 Supreme Court decision supporting arrests for minor offenses. It discusses Atwater v. Lago Vista, Fourth Amendment implications, opposing views from Justice O'Connor, and warns of power unchecked.
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Rodney King
U.S. Supreme Court
David Souter
Gail Atwater
Atwater
Lago Vista
Texas
Sandra Day O’connor
Thomas Jefferson
Supreme Court
Diligence and luck avert FMD entry at O'Hare
In a Chicago O'Hare stopover during a foot and mouth scare, the author notes the USDA inspector let travelers through without declaring food from Ireland. He contrasts lax checks with Ireland and Northern Ireland efforts, citing USDA plans and global projections, underscoring reliance on both diligence and luck to keep FMD out.
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Chicago-O’hare
Halfacre
Ireland
United Kingdom
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
USDA
O'Hare
Maytag
Republic of Ireland
Republic
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Department of Agriculture
Cushendall
County Antrim
England
Scotland
Imperial War College
David Huxsell
Plum Island
N.Y
Huxsell
Shannon
Dublin
Day care clash fuels the fight over working mothers
The essay argues against a back-to-home backlash sparked by a study on early child care. It cites progress of women in varied careers, warns against labeling aggressive or demanding behavior in children, and urges accessible affordable day care, better provider pay, and workplace flexibility.
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Ashington
National Institute On Child Health and Human Development
National Association of Working Women
America
Historic notes echoing Chernobyl and early America
Highlighted history marks April 26 with the Chernobyl catastrophe in 1986 and the 1607 Cape Henry landing by English colonists led by Capt. John Smith. Also notes the 1865 killing of John Wilkes Booth near Bowling Green, Virginia. Thought for Today cites Dr. Thomas F Jones Jr. sayings.
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Chernobyl
Soviet Union
John Smith
Cape Henry
Hemisphere
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Bowling Green
Thomas F Jones Jr
American College
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