Telegram on Editor and Publisher Post
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper named established 1906 editors and publishers at the Telegram. The post lists Delaney as editor and Draper as publisher, with contact emails provided.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2001
Page
4
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper named established 1906 editors and publishers at the Telegram. The post lists Delaney as editor and Draper as publisher, with contact emails provided.
The president announced a White House office to funnel billions over the next decade to religious groups and civic charities for programs from after school to drug treatment. Critics warn of church state lines and potential religious recruitment, while supporters say faith groups can efficiently aid the needy.
In review of Thirteen Days, George B. Pyle weighs the film’s handling of Kennedy era deception and moral calculus. He argues the story’s tension and stakes trump explicit memo detail, urging sharper political analysis and responsibility. He notes parallels to real scandals and cautions about treating lies as merely strategic tools.
President Bush proposes limited vouchers and broader federal funding reforms to raise national educational standards. The plan faces state designed testing, accountability challenges, and strong local program resistance, while Roderick Paige’s appointment as education secretary offers a credible reform channel.
On January 30 2001 the day marks notable past events. Highlights include the 1968 Tet Offensive beginning during the Vietnam War and significant historical milestones such as the execution of Charles I in 1649 Hitler becoming German chancellor in 1933 Gandhi’s murder in 1948 a deadly high wire accident in 1962 and Bloody Sunday in 1972 when British soldiers killed civil rights marchers in Northern Ireland.
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