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Delaney and the Draper family name the editor and publisher roles at the Gainesville Telegram. The managing editor position is also noted, signaling leadership changes within the local paper.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2002
Page
4
Day Face-saving Plan by Morris Shifts Tax Burden
Ott was Day argues Morris plan to trim state aid to public schools shifts debt to local districts and raises property taxes for Kansas homeowners. Graves backs modest tax increases to fund education while Morris seeks to avoid higher state taxes by local borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeve Morris
Kansas
Morris
Senate
Dave Kerr
Bill Graves
Graves
Hearst backs SLA murder defendants amid Tyson license battle
Patty Hearst says she will testify against five SLA members charged with a 1970s bank robbery murder, while SLA defendant Emily Harris's attorney calls Hearst remarks damaging. Shelly Finkel cites Tyson's press melee as jeopardizing a Nevada boxing license after a 1997 ear bite incident and $3 million fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
CNN
Larry King
Emily Harris
Stuart Hanlon
Hearst
Shelly Finkel
Mike Tyson
Tyson
Lennox Lewis
Nevada
Jealousy fuels the fun in Erica Jong quote study
A literary note cites Erica Jong, American author, asserting jealousy is the thrill many imagine others enjoy. The remark frames a view on envy as a social performance and personal insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erica Jong
On This Day January 23 Highlights Through History
Historical reminders mark January 23 with events from 1789 Georgetown University founding to 1964 amending the Poll Tax and 1989 the death of Salvador Dali. Notable moments include FDR’s 1932 presidential bid and Israel declaring Jerusalem the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Congress
Germany
Knesset
Jerusalem
Israel
Four tax proposals face voters as revenue gap widens
The governor proposes four options to close the revenue gap: a 65-cent cigarette tax, a 3 quarter-cent sales tax, a penny per gallon fuel tax, and a 75-cent increase in car registration. Readers are asked which is most palatable via email or fax to The Buzz.
Time for All Seasons and Census Tidbits in Garden City
A reflective column from January 8, 2002 links post holiday maintenance with a New Year resolution to read ten owned books. It notes Garden City State Theatre renovations in 1967 affecting historic status, cites Mary Regan and Mark Hays, and lists regional stats on Wichita, Kansas agriculture, and community notes including bison events and local demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Historical Society
Federal Historic Society
Mark Hays
Garden City Recreation
Mary Regan
Mark
Mary
Garden City
Finney County Historical Museum
The
KSHS
Dickinson Theatres
Denver
United States
Wichita
Colorado Springs
Charleston
S.C
Voters urged board to reject high school center plans
A local letter argues the USD 457 board ignores citizen input and overprices options for a ninth grade center. It favors a cheaper 6.5 million or 10 million solution, warns higher operating costs, and urges adopting a plan that adds classrooms to current facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USD 457
La-La-Land
Abe Hubert
Citizens Committee
Better High School Committee
Sixth
Edwards Streets
Scheppner
Utz
Perkins
Sixth Street
Garden Valley Church
Sion
Enrons global reach and plant sale amid bankruptcy
The text details Enron selling company plants to Houston workers after bankruptcy, with prices from ten to thirty dollars. It cites alleged police brutality tied to Dabhol protests, Human Rights Watch findings, and Enrons listed as a top offender for destroying employees pensions. It ends criticizing Kenny Lay and praising the Ponzi metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enron
Houston
Vance Meyer
Sugandha Vasudev Bhalekar
Dabhol
India
Amnesty International
Dabhol Power Company
Electrical Commission
Kansas
Monitor
Kenny Lay
CNN
Kenny
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Bill Draper
Delaney
Draper
Oman
Ema
North Korea
U.S. Navy
Pueblo
Nixon
Alex Haley
ABC
Britain
House of Lords
Salvador Dali
Spain
Soviet Union
Gue
Thebuzz
Martha Stewart
State Theatre
J.R.R. Tolkien
Bison
Census Bureau
Dolores Hope
Dandhope
Juno.com
Garden City Telegram
By Duane West
Salcetti Garden City Telegram
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