Telegram Establishes Strong Local Paper Brand
The 1906 established Telegram announces its enduring presence with editorial leadership from Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor roles. Delaney and Draper are listed with the paper’s published contact domains gctelegram.com.
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Delaney
Draper
Welfare reform faces long road to real change
The author argues that quick welfare fixes fail to address deep social problems. A national survey finds former welfare recipients struggle to meet basics like food and rent, and many employed heads take low paid jobs with little growth. Education and time are needed to erase generations of poverty.
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Congress
Clinton
U.S
Satcher report offers sober call for sexual health dialogue
The Surgeon General David Satcher released the call to action to promote sexual health and responsible behavior. It urges a mature national dialogue and was praised by doctors researchers youth advocates and clergy while drawing warmth from within the Bush administration despite questions about his tenure.
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David Satcher
Satcher
Sacramento
Calif
July 13 in History Highlights From Pearl to Kennedy
On this day in history, events include Jean Paul Marat's assassination in 1793, and the 1787 Northwest Territory ordinance. Earlier milestones touch the 1863 New York draft riot, 1878 Berlin Treaty changes, 1960 JFK’s Democratic nomination, 1967 Newark riots, 1974 Watergate reforms, 1977 NYC blackout, 1978 Iacocca ouster, 1979 Ankara siege, and the 1985 Live Aid concert.
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Jean Paul Marat
Charlotte Corday
Congress
Northwest Territory
New York City
Berlin
San Stefano
John F Kennedy
Los Angeles
Newark
N.J
Senate Watergate Committee
Lee Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Ankara
Turkey
DeLay Pork Fueling GOP Anti-Government Rhetoric
A critique targets Tom DeLay for pork barrel spending while accusing conservatives of hyping anti government rhetoric. The piece notes Sugar Land Airport funding, corporate jet fuel use, and a pattern of welfare for insiders, with figures from The Washington Post showing billions in requests.
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Tom DeLay
Texas
DeLay
Congress
Washington
Sugar Land
Houston-area
Oil and Chemical
Los Angeles International
Washington Post
Phillip Savko
FAA
House
Appropriations
Capitol Hill
the Post
Prescription drug ads and rising costs shape health care debate
A reflective piece on how direct-to-consumer drug advertising inflates costs and alters news framing. It notes Celebrex vs ibuprofen pricing, sponsor messaging during health care coverage, and the tension between access, coverage, and advertising. It cites Kaiser and Families USA data, AMA proposals, and FDA surveys while urging cautious physician guidance.
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Washington
USA
Larry Levitt
Kaiser Family Foundation
AMA
FDA
Zoloft
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