Telegram editorial note from Dena Lattier
The Telegram notes its role as a community information source with editor and publisher Dena Lattier highlighted as the contact for the local paper. It presents the established history dating back to 1906 and emphasizes the paper’s motto People Informing People.
Reserve forces strained by Iraq deployment surge
A defense analyst warns ready reserve combat troops could fall short as soon as next year amid heavy deployment to Iraq. About 1.2 million Army Reserve National Guard and Marine Reserve personnel exist, with 70,000 currently on duty in Iraq.
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James R. Helmly
Army Reserve
Iraqis to control elections claims amid denouncements
Police chief Lt Col Salman Obaid Khadim of Iskandariyah district says Iraqis alone will run elections and must denounce anti Semitism racism and hatred. Elie Wiesel urges UN action to prevent genocide while Michael Edmonds notes digitization by libraries archives and museums.
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Garden City Commission Center Addresses Noted
The message lists two city and county administrative centers in Kansas. Finney County Administrative Center sits at 311 N Ninth St, Garden City, KS 67846, while Garden City Commission Center is at 301 N Eighth St, Garden City.
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Telegram reader forum contact details notice
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email fax or phone and provides a mailing address for reader correspondence at 310 N. Seventh St Garden. It lists the editor contact channel and a general submission inquiry.
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Bush frames second term as global push for democracy
In a Jan 26 address President Bush pledges to pursue freedom worldwide, aiming to end tyranny and empower democratic movements. He draws on Lincoln and Wilson, argues democracy guides foreign policy, and signals new emphasis on human rights in relations with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Russia, and China.
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World’s oldest mom Adriana Iliescu shocks world
Adriana Iliescu, aged 66 in Boston, became the world’s oldest mother after a long fertility quest using donor egg and donor sperm. Her career as a college professor and her comments frame the piece, linking pensions and pacifiers with life sequencing. The column surveys academic gender bias, motherhood impact on tenure, and the push for flexible workloads.
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Adriana Diescu
Adriana
Eliza Maria
America
Iliescu
Momhood
Berkeley
Mary Ann Mason
Dan Hodge surprises 11 year old with wrestling moves
In Tulsa Jan 13 to 16 Michael, an 11 year old wrestler, met Dan Hodge during the Cliff Keen Tulsa Nationals events. Hodge invited Michael to practice holds away from the crowd, a moment that deeply impressed the boy and his family. The encounter highlighted positive role modeling and support for young athletes. Laurie Chapman can be reached at Schapman gctelegram.com.
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Shane
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Dan Hodge
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