Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper 1906 founders
The Telegram established in 1906 with Steve Delaney as editor and publisher and Bill Draper as managing editor. The historic newspaper is anchored by these early leadership names and long running operations at gctelegram.com.
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Steve Delaney
Bill Draper
Delaney
Gctelegram
Draper
Public records fees spark debate on access and cost
Our View argues Kansas should align with a free or minimal charge approach, noting Nebraska officials favor free copies. It warns that even a 25 cent per page fee could deter requests, urging government agencies and elected leaders to embrace citizen involvement and provide records at little or no cost.
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Ansas
Nebraska
Don Stenberg
Stenberg
Kansas
Quotes on census, auctions, and antitrust in brief mix
A sample of remarks covers census undercounting affecting domestic partner rights, the value auction of Shoeless Joe Jackson bat Black Betsy at $577,610, critique of judge conduct undermining public trust, and Microsoft’s Supreme Court bid to overturn antitrust rulings claiming bias against the company.
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San Francisco
Peter Altman
Lester Erwin
Easley
S.C
Joe Jackson
Microsoft Corp
Supreme Court
This Day In History Highlights From Aug One To Aug Eight
On August 8 1974 President Nixon announced his resignation amid Watergate revelations. Napoleon Bonaparte sailed to St Helena in 1815. Edison received a mimeograph patent in 1876. Nazi saboteurs were executed in 1942. Truman signed the UN Charter in 1945. The Soviet Union declared war on Japan in 1945. The US and South Korea began a mutual security pact in 1953. Britain’s Great Train Robbery occurred in 1963. Nixon was nominated in 1968. Agnew rejected kickback claims in 1973. Pioneer Venus 2 launched in 1978. Hostage John McCarthy freed in 1980 amid French kidnapping drama. Bakhtiar and chief of staff found dead near Paris. Thought for Today by Sydney J Harris notes counterfeit money and counterfeit men.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Thomas A. Edison
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Washington D.C
Truman
Soviet Union
Japan
South Korea
Britain
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Venus
John McCarthy
Jerome Leyraud
Leyraud
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Bakhtiar
Paris
Sydney J. Harris
Garden City Food Tour Probes Global Village Ties
A guest observer tours Garden City and New York's ate signposts to hunger and migration. Immigrant merchants from Salvadoran, Asian, Mexican and Mennonite communities shape a diverse food scene on Highway 50.
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Garden City
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Manhattan Island
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el Salvador
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Continental Divide
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A Spring Sojourn in France From Dallas to Paris
The author recounts a spring trip to France with Orvilleta, detailing planning with Frommer's guide, booking via Avis for a week in Paris then 20 days touring by car, a May 6 to June 6 frame, nonstop DFW Paris flights on Air France, hotel and car rental arrangements, and observations from DFW Terminal E and De Gaulle. The piece emphasizes aviation marvels, Paris airport architecture, and a Holiday Inn Express near the Metro as base for exploring the City of Light.
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Air France
Texas
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Charles de Gaulle
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City of Light
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