Telegram staff and leadership credits
The 1906 established Telegram lists Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editors with Delaney and Draper notes and email contacts gctelegram.com. The publication highlights editor and publisher roles with managing editor designation.
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Bill Draper
Delaney
Draper
A columnist on school violence and media response
The piece surveys a string of school shootings from 1997 to 1999 and argues that zero tolerance and sensational coverage have shaped public fear. It criticizes overreactions and calls for consistent standards, noting a teacher’s offhand threat as newsworthy and urging accountability for all roles in safeguarding students.
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Luke Woodham
Pearl
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Heath High School
Michael Carneal
West Peducah
Jonesboro
Ark
Jacob Davis
Robert Creson
Kip Kinkel
Springfield
Ore
Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
U.S
Columbine
West Paducah
View on expanding gambling to boost Kansas revenues
Our View argues that after a $48 million revenue shortfall in December and January, legislators discuss slot machines at Kansas racetracks as a revenue fix. Supporters say it would raise funds, while opponents warn of increased addiction and social costs, noting existing Keno and lottery activity and questioning the morality of new gambling.
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Kansas
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Senate
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Lottery
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Governors push to shape Bush agenda in Washington
National Governors Association members visit Washington amid energy and economic worries back home while praising Bush administration openness. Governors see enhanced power from federalism shifts, court limits on Congress, and looming redistricting, with bipartisan potential to guide national policy.
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Washington
Promised Land
Bush
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George W. Bush
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February History Highlights For This Date In 2001
On February 27 2001 the calendar marks the 58th day of the year with 307 remaining. Notable past events include Bush declaring Kuwait liberated and Iraq defeated in 1991 and the District of Columbia placed under Congressional jurisdiction in 1801. Longfellow was born in 1807 and Russian troops fired on protesters in Warsaw in 1861.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Portland
Maine
Warsaw
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John Mason Brown
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