Telegram origin notes editor publisher 1906
A clipped archival line notes the Telegram's establishment in 1906 and references its editor and publisher. It reads as a cataloged imprint indicating media origins and attribution without additional context.
World and regional views on war and reform
The Guardian notes public skepticism over Iraq war and Blair faces rising doubt while The Jordan Times urges a regional Ankara summit to coordinate peaceful responses. Financial Times Deutschland questions Saddam immunity and exile, warning of long term risks. Straits Times highlights mass disease peril and drug costs. Asahi Shimbun discusses sumo retirement and doping debates, noting sport’s global diversification and calls for reform.
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Singapore
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Tokyo
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Japan Sumo Association
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Telegram reader forum for editor feedback and contact
The Telegram invites reader letters and feedback to the editor. Readers may mail at 310 N. nth St. or call 276-6862 extension 201 to share thoughts with editor gctelegram.com.
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Bangkok clash marks thirty years of Roe ruling impact
A Bangkok drama underscores how the Bush administration pushed abstinence and anti abortion measures abroad while Republicans control Congress. The piece warns of looming domestic restrictions as 30 years since Roe face renewed political fight. It notes 30 million women have had abortions since Roe and critiques foreign policy tied to family planning ideology.
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Climate change and the shift to a clean energy future
James J. McCarthy and Paul R. Epstein argue that scientific consensus on climate change is supported by IPCC and NAS findings, despite skeptic views. They note rising extreme events, costs of inaction, and the importance of a rapid, renewable energy transition to spur growth, reduce harm, and aid vulnerable populations.
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Salvation Army needs help in Garden City Kansas
Community funds rise but fall short of last year as Salvation Army efforts face cuts and low awareness. Frosts say local giving is slow despite dire need while United Way surpasses its goal by 80,000. The writer notes homelessness, teen programs, and calls for broader support from readers and sponsors.
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