Telegram Establishes Editorial Leadership in 1906
The 1906 Telegram announces its establishing editor and publisher roles with Draper as editor and Delaney as managing editor, outlining the newspaper’s early leadership structure and journalistic direction.
Slouching Toward Bethlehem Time in Garden City
Personal reflections mix holiday lists, bridge results, and seasonal notes from Garden City. The writer recalls a birthday card from Germany, jokes about Florida politics, and Advent preparations, ending with a note on the origin of the word yule and Christmas.
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B.C
Bethlehem
Garden City
K-State
City commission approves police reorganization plan in split vote
Arden City commissioners backed Police Chief James Hawkins plan in a 3 to 2 decision, while debate grows over making city employee grievance hearings independent and ending prior approval rules for employees contacting elected officials.
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Arden City
James Hawkins
Steve Frost
Jim Douglass
Jim Wharton
Tim Cruz
Reynaldo Mesa
Stan Wojdylak
Contact details for Kansas state and local government leaders
The address list provides locations for the Board of County Commissioners at Garden City, the Garden City Commission at Ninth Street, U S Senator Sam Brownback in Washington with phone and email, Governor Bill Graves in Topeka with contact lines, and Attorney General Carla Stovall in the Kansas Judicial Center with email.
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Jim Baker
Baker
Kansas
Nancy Kassebaum
James A
Jim” Baker
Texas
George H. Bush
Bush
Reagan
Nancy K
Howard Baker
U.S
Tennessee
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Board of County Commissioners County
N. Ninth St
Garden City
Carla Stovall
Kansas Judicial Center
Topeka
State
Silence on the bench no questions for Clarence Thomas
An observer notes Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas never asks questions during arguments. The piece argues such silence appears aloof and hurts his image as a thoughtful justice. The author questions whether Thomas is constrained by the court or by expectations of diversity.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Justice Thomas
Thomas
Tion
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Dec 15 2000 Highlight History Events
Today marks the 350th day of 2000 with 16 days remaining in the year. On this date in history, the Bill of Rights took effect in 1791 after Virginia ratification. Notable events include Sitting Bull killed in 1890, groundbreaking for the Jefferson Memorial in 1938, Gone With the Wind world premiere in 1939, Glenn Miller disappearance in 1944, and Alger Hiss indictment in 1948.
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Sitting Bull
Grand River
S.C
Jefferson Memorial
Washington D.C
Atlanta
Glenn Miller
English Channel
Paris
State Department
Alger Hiss
New York
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