Telegram Establishes Editorial Leadership In 1906 Edition
The 1906 Telegram announces key editorial roles with an Editor and Publisher and a Managing Editor shaping the paper's direction. Details appear in the historical masthead, marking the newspaper's early governance structure.
Reservoir plan eyed as largest in southwest Kansas
Pawnee Watershed District seeks 4 million to build a 35-foot dam across Buckner Creek creating a lake in Horsethief Canyon near Jetmore. If funded, the reservoir would triple the size of Clark and Mead counties lakes, boosting tourism and regional lifestyle. A Garden City Arkansas River lake study exists, but Hodgeman County project aims for boater access within seven years, reshaping the area’s image.
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Political contact list for Kansas leaders
A compact, names and contact details list for Kansas political figures including Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts, Representative Jerry Moran, Governor Bill Graves, and Attorney General Carla Stovall with addresses in Washington DC and Topeka Kansas, plus phone and fax numbers and email hints. The fragment includes inconsistent formatting and partial emails.
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On This Date In History April Fifth Highlights
Today's Highlight in History recalls key events on April 5 across centuries. Notable moments include Pocahontas and John Rolfe's Virginia marriage in 1614, the Mayflower departure in 1621, Yale's namesake Elihu Yale born in 1649, Washington veto in 1792, Wilde's libel loss in 1895, MacArthur's death in 1964, Chiang Kai-shek's death in 1975, Hughes's death in 1976, a 1988 hijacking, Ginsberg's death in 1997, Atlantis shuttle flight, and jobless data.
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Harold Breimyer, longtime ag policy titan, dies in Missouri
Harold Breimyer, a towering figure in U.S. agricultural policy and Moow University economist since 1966, died March 19 in Columbia Missouri He shaped farm programs from the New Deal era to Freedom to Farm era and urged a people first approach in his Ten Commandments for Farm Policy He authored four books wrote essays and kept a weekly economics column until 2000.
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Kids killing kids and the culture of violence
A reflective column argues youth violence rises with modern culture and demands urgent prevention. It recalls a sixth grade drowning, questions whether society will normalize killings, and urges parents and communities to intervene with watchful effort, prayer, and action.
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