Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper Editors
Established 1906 Telegram Steve Delaney and Bill Draper serve as editors. The note lists Delaney and Draper with roles including editor and publisher and managing editor, reflecting the paper's leadership lineage.
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Kansas Gains from Federal Aid Cited in Harvard Study
The Harvard analysis shows Kansas residents receive nearly a billion dollars more in federal benefits than they pay in taxes, with Medicaid welfare and other aid underfunded due to relatively low poverty. Authors warn against overreliance on such numbers for policy while noting ongoing poverty and unmet care needs.
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Topeka
Uncle Sam
Farmers mocked on national TV stir debate about roots
Jim Suber, a Kansas farmer and columnist, criticizes West Virginia players and ESPN announcers for laughing at Successful Farming magazine and farmers during the Music City Bowl telecast. He argues urban bias and information gaps distort public views of agriculture, urging better understanding of farm life and industry.
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Rick Gilliam
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Young Williams
Mark
Des Moines
Iowa
Bush Cheney transition echoes Clinton era fights
The piece notes Bush Cheney moves mirror Clinton Gore tactics with swift Cabinet picks. It highlights Ashcroft Chavez Norton as aggressive liberal opposition targets and compares transition atmospheres. It also recalls Cheney's vetted, conservative selection and questions whether Chavez faces similar vetting failures.
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John Ashcroft
Linda Chavez
Colorado
Gale Norton
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Chavez
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John McCain
New Hampshire
McCain
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Tom Ridge
John Danforth
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Nelson Mandela
History Highlights for January Ninth
Today marks the ninth day of 2001 with 356 days remaining. Notable events include Connecticut ratifying the U S Constitution in 1788, Blanchard’s balloon flight in 1793, Mississippi seceding in 1861, Nixon born in 1913, Lingayen Gulf landing in 1945, Eden resigning in 1957, and 1964 rioting in the Panama Canal Zone causing multiple deaths.
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