Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor Roles
Delaney and Draper named as editors at the Gazette Telegram, with Delaney serving as Editor and Publisher and Draper holding the role of Managing Editor. Details show they hold senior newsroom titles within the organization.
Olympic judging sours memories of 72 as Canada earns gold
In a critique of Olympic scoring, the piece notes Doug Collins recalling 1972 when the US was denied gold amid alleged East bloc officiating. It contrasts that with the 2002 Canadian pair Jamie Sale and David Pelletier finally awarded gold after a controversial finish. The column questions motives, praises rectifying decisions, and wonders where officials were decades ago.
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Doug Collins
Washington Wizards
USA Basketball
Soviet Union
Jamie Sale
David Pelletier
Elena Berezhnaya
Anton Sikharulidze
Russia
Pelletier
International Olympic Committee
Bush praise foreshadows Koizumi reforms aid global growth
President Bush voiced confidence in Japan's Prime Minister Koizumi's reform program during a Tokyo visit, saying growth by Japan would benefit Asia and the world. Canadian skater Pelletier hailed as co champion after IOC ruling, standing with Berezhnaya and Sikharulidze at the ceremony. Georgia chief medical examiner Sperry cautioned a high death toll after mass decompositions found near a crematory.
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Bush
Japan
Junichiro Koizumi
Kris Sperry
Georgia
Sperry
Presidents' Day highlights through history snapshot
February 18 marks milestones from Confederate presidency to birth of Bloody Mary and Luther's death. Notable events include Huck Finn published in 1885, Pluto discovery in 1930, Nixon opening the 1960 Winter Games, Chicago Seven verdict in 1970, Enterprise maiden flight, Kennedy Supreme Court appointment, Bush and Tsongas results in New Hampshire, and Hubble Space Telescope tuneups completed by Discovery in a 33 hour spacewalk.
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Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Tudor
England
Bloody Mary
Greenwich Palace
Martin Luther
Germany
Michelangelo
Rome
Mark Twain
United States
Squaw Valley
Calif
Nixon
Chicago
California Supreme Court
Mojave Desert
Anthony M. Kennedy
U.S. Supreme Court
New Hampshire
George H.W. Bush
Patrick Buchanan
Paul Tsongas
Debate over human cloning ethics divides President's Council
The President's Council on Bioethics shows no consensus on human cloning ethics for medical research and treatments as members split over the moral status of a human person. A public vote or comment is invited by email or fax to BUZZ, Attn BUZZ, extension 304.
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Council On Bioethics
Community Concerts mark 55th season with varied programs
Garden City Kansas hosts the Southwest Kansas Community Concert Association 55th season featuring the Korean Kwon sisters in a classical violin and piano program. Upcoming 2001 02 concerts include Joe Burgstall trumpet March 20 and Three Hits and a Miss April 1 with diverse acts planned for 2002 03. Membership drives run through March with prices 30 for adults 20 for students and 70 for families.
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Garden City
Southwest Kansas
Joe Burgstall
Ennis Sisters
P.O. Box
Immigrant ancestors shape American identity through decades
Roger Hernandez argues census data show 56 million foreign born or with foreign born parent in 2000, 20 percent of the population, with at least 100 million Americans having a grandparent who came from abroad. He notes persistent xenophobia and compares past immigrant groups to Hispanics today, detailing income and education gaps and the long arc toward middle class inclusion.
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Census Bureau
U.S
Dianne Schmidley
United States
Latin America
Asia
Europe
Central America
Africa
Boeing Boondoggle and Barr Hemp Clash in Washington
A critical look at Boeing securing a 26 billion dollar tax and budget windfall via a 767 tanker leasing plan aided by senators Stevens and Murray. Also a sharp rebuke of Bob Barr for opposing hemp product use, labeling him a drug-war zealot while praising hemp’s historical uses. Jim Hightower’s political critique book is noted.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Boeing
Pentagon
Air Force
Ted Stevens
Patty Murray
Bush
You
America
Bob Barr
Georgia
Bob
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Land of the Free
Barr
DEA
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