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Steve Delaney and Bill Draper serve as Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor at the Georgia Chronicle Telegram, a historic news organization established in 1906. The duo oversees editorial direction and daily operations.
Local voices on Carter books and other reads
A reflective piece discusses Jimmy Carter’s post presidency output including An Hour Before Daylight, praising his honest language. It also reviews Amitai Etzioni’s Next: The Road to the Good Society, PlainSpoken by Kansas writers, and Dayton Duncan’s Miles from Nowhere, noting their insights into rural life, education, and contemporary America.
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Huffing Dangers Prompt Community Action Against Spray Paint Use
Community leaders and merchants target spray paint to prevent teen huffing linked to gashouse inhalants. Officials cite peer pressure and broader drug abuse among local children, urging proactive intervention beyond schools to steer youths toward positive choices.
Letter to the Editor from Garden City resident on governance
PAUL S. GARRISON of Garden City questions public accountability and legality of city actions and contracts. He criticizes landlord liability for unpaid utilities, government coverups, and urges voting for change while calling for scrutiny of city managers police and commissioners. He signs his name for publication.
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Highlights in History on February 26
Today marks the 57th day of 2001 with historical notes spanning 1815 Napoleon escaped Elba to 1993 a World Trade Center bombing in New York. Other items include 1848 French Republic proclaimed 1929 Grand Teton Park creation 1940 US Air Defense Command 1952 Churchill atomic bomb 1979 solar eclipse and 1987 Tower Commission report.
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Open borders not the sole answer to immigration
Roger Hernandez argues that hard border security alone fails to solve illegal immigration. He notes the pain of leaving home for opportunity and calls for Mexico’s economic reform and job creation as a path to a functional open-border model. He cites talks between George W. Bush and Vicente Fox about short and long term plans.
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Mexico
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George W. Bush
Vicente Fox
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