Local News Editors and Publishers Named
The record notes established 1906 and lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper with contact aliases for the GCTelegram. It identifies editor and publisher roles and mentions managing editor in a terse, directory-like entry.
Milosevic War Crimes Trial Seen as Test for Tribunal
The Milosevic case in The Hague accuses him of war crimes and crimes against humanity across Bosnia Croatia and Kosovo with genocide charges in Bosnia. Skepticism about the tribunal fades as funding and UN backing push toward accountability amid his non cooperation and claims of victimhood. The Tulsa World
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Kosevic
Bosnia
Croatia
Kosovo
International Tribunal
Milosevic
United Nations
NATO
Tulsa
Night of Blue Drapes Covers Spirit of Justice
The Lyons Daily News comments on the Justice Department spending eight thousand dollars for blue drapes to obscure the Spirit of Justice and Majesty of Law statues in the Great Hall of the Justice Building since the 1930s. The piece jokes about censorship and calls for drastic actions against Michelangelo, reflecting satirical local opinion.
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Justice Department
Law
Justice
Spirit of Justice
Washington
Michelangelo
David
Kansas board backs down on plagiarism case
In Rural Kansas teacher Christine Pelton disciplined 28 sophomores for plagiarism by failing their semester projects. The school board pressured her to be lenient after parents complained, leading to her resignation amid debate on integrity and support for teachers who crack down.
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Kansas
Christine Pelton
Pelton
Living Kansas
Bellamy
McCabe
Daily News
Bowling Green
Letter claims Regan tried to sell U.S. secrets for 13 million
Government alleges retired Air Force master sergeant Brian Patrick Regan offered to sell military secrets to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein for 13 million dollars. The letter quotes Regan remarking on high salaries of celebrities and athletes as context for demanding fair pay. Authorities classify the case as a bid to obtain sensitive information by offering payment.
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U.S
Air Force
Brian Patrick Regan
Saddam Hussein
Regan
Saddam
Today in History February 15 highlights and events
On this date February 15 marks the Maine explosion in 1898, Galileo's birth in 1564, St. Louis founded in 1764, Susan B. Anthony born in 1820, Hayes signing equal access bill in 1879, FDR assassination attempt in 1933, and Singapore surrender in 1942. The day also notes the week day and year 2002 with related historical milestones.
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U.S
Maine
Havana Harbor
United States
Spain
Galileo Galilei
Pisa
Susan B. Anthony
Adams
Mass
Hayes
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Singapore
Not Trusting The Dating Game Turns Deadly
A dated personal ad by Timothy Gonzales masks a murder and rape case from 1986 in Finney County. Details reveal how investigators linked him via tire tracks fibers and semen, with a confession-like claim of innocence amid appeals denials. The message also condemns scams from Miss Cleo to alarmist fundraisers.
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Timothy Gonzales
Lansing
Lora Beth Williamson
Gonzales
Williamson
Finney County Fair
FBI
Spam and policy on how to fight it in the internet age
Ellen Goodman discusses the rise of spam, its impact on inboxes, and attempts to curb it. She notes rising volumes, proposed do not e-mail lists, and various filtering schemes while highlighting the costs and debates around personal responsibility and regulatory action.
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OSTON
Spamerica
Esther Dyson
Federal Trade Commission
Mexico
Taiwan
Minsk
Harvard
Brightmail
Tom Geller
Exec
Tive
SpamCon Foundation
Esthe Dyson
California
Washington State
Nerdpowr
Congress
FTC
Tibet
John Morena
Coalition
Marlboro Man and Corporate Accountability Rise
The Enron scandal spurs a push for campaign finance reform and greater corporate accountability. Bush signals action while Infact presses Philip Morris CEO pick Louis Camilleri to end deadly practices. Marlboro Man imagery declines as stores remove branding across 300 plus outlets amid public pressure.
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Enron
United States
D.C
Bush
Louis Camilleri
Philip Morris
Camilleri
Kraft Foods
Harris Interactive
Wall Street Journal
Altria Group Inc
Kraft
Philadelphia
Seattle
Miami
Minneapolis
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the Lyons
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Heath
Kimi
Miss Cleo
World Trade Center
Jaclyn O'Malley
Omalley
Gctelegram
Marques
Garden City Telegram
Ellen Goodman
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
Washington Post
Man
The
Patricia Lynn
Infact