Draper Telegram Editor and Publisher Claim Heritage
The Draper Telegram announces its long history since 1906 with roots at gctelegram.com, highlighting its Editor and Publisher as key figures. The note marks ongoing publication and brand continuity through generations.
Consumer privacy disclosures expand control over data
Consumers receive notices from banks and credit card issuers detailing how personal information may be shared. A new law requires long distance carriers to reveal exact charges by August 1, enabling informed service choices and greater consumer control over data and pricing.
Community fights to keep city pool connected to zoo heritage
Local residents urge funding for the city pool, arguing it is a longtime family staple tied to Garden City’s well known zoo and the region’s identity. They oppose replacements or closures in favor of continued free access and modest upgrades.
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Today in History highlights July 5 events
On this day of 1801 David G. Farragut was born in Knoxville Tennessee. In 1830 France occupied Algiers. In 1865 William Booth founded the Salvation Army in London. In 1940 Britain and Vichy France severed relations. In 1947 Larry Doby signed with the Cleveland Indians as the first Black AL player. In 1948 the NHS Act took effect. In 1950 Pvt Kenneth Shadrick died in Korea. In 1975 Arthur Ashe won Wimbledon. Cape Verde gained independence. Ten years ago the Bank of Credit and Commerce International scandal erupted. Five years ago unemployment hit a six year low. One year ago Clinton signed anti recruitment and anti slavery pacts at the UN. The UN sanctions Sierra Leone rebels over a civil war.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
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Britain
France
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
National Health Service Act
Pvt
Kenneth Shadrick
Skin Fork
U.S
Arthur Ashe
Jimmy Connors
Cape Verde Islands
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
United Nations
Clinton
UN Security Council
Sierra Leone
Nelsons battle Monsanto over Roundup seed theft claims in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers Rodney and Greg Nelson and their father Roger defend a Missouri suit accusing them of patent infringement unjust enrichment and conversion tied to Roundup Ready soybeans. The Nelsons say records prove legal seed purchases for 1999 planting, while Monsanto seeks extensive tax and legal records and GPS field data, prompting a costly, drawn out dispute with no court appearance yet.
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Fargo
N.D
Fraase
Monsanto Co
Nelson Family
Amenia
Monsanto
Nelsons
Franse
Biotech Behemoth
St. Louis
Missouri
Roger
Rodney
Greg Nelson
Nelson
Red River Valley
Nelson’s
North Dakota Seed Arbitration Board
Seed Board
Nelson Farm
North Dakota
Paul Germolus
Politicians Slip Into Locker Room Banter In South Carolina
Kathleen Parker decries two incidents where South Carolina leaders used sexist humor about beer and girls. A memo on female pages dress code and a Boys' State talk sparked calls for investigations as lawmakers faced criticism for inappropriate remarks. The piece urges teaching youths a clear time and place for such behavior.
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Jim Hodges
House
David Wilkins
Hodges
Dick Harpoothan
Citadel
Lan Holloway
Henry McMaster
Henry
Holloway
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