Steve Delaney Bill Draper Established 1906 Editor and Publisher
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper are named as founder editors and publishers in 1906 with roles including editor and managing editor noted. The item records historical newspaper staff titles and the establishment year.
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Steve Delaney
Bill Draper
Nightline faces shakeup as ABC weighs new daynight format
Ted Koppel defends Nightline amid ABC and Disney talks to replace the award winning post late news program with livelier fare. He argues the show’s depth and relevance in national and foreign policy analysis remain essential as a shift toward more combative, topical talk dominates television.
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Letterman
Ted Koppel
Nightline
ABC
Disney
CBS
Ronald Reagan
Koppel
The
New York Times
Fox News
Defending freedom and saving lives amid violent riots
President Bush frames defending freedom as noble as seven American soldiers die in Afghanistan. Virsing Rathod shields Muslims during Hindu rioting in western India, saving 25 and sheltering others. Jules Naudet recalls the haunting crash sounds from the World Trade Center video on CBS.
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United States
America
Bush
Afghanistan
Virsing Rathod
India
Jules Naudet
World Trade Center
CBS
This Day in History Highlights and Past Events
Highlights recall March 5 events from 1770 Boston Massacre to 1986 Lebanon hostage Seurat. Notable items include Belushi death in 1982, Taylor oath in 1849, Johnson impeachment court setup in 1868, Nazi share in 1933, Stalin death in 1953, Patsy Cline plane crash in 1963, NPT entry in 1970, Carter radio call-in in 1977.
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John Belushi
Hollywood
Boston
Zachary Taylor
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Winston Churchill
Westminster College
Fulton
Josef Stalin
Patsy Cline
Cowboy
Copas
Hawkshaw” Hawkins
Camden
Tenn
Carter
Walter Cronkite
Lebanon
Islamic Jihad
Michel Seurat
Garden City High School Crowding Debate Drive Email Vote
Garden City officials pressed for action citing overcrowding at Garden City High School. Voters are asked to email Yes if overcrowded or No if not, with No comment options and Not sure responses available.
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Garden City High School
Face of hunger spotlight at Washington hunger event
A Washington basement gathering organized by Second Harvest gathered advocates from New Haven and Tulsa to put a human face on hunger in America. Speakers including Rep. Tony Hall urged action as recession and 9/11 fallout stressed food banks. Community voices from Mississippi, New Jersey, Oregon and Utah described rising needs and growing donations.
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Avid O'Sullivan
Community Soup Kitchen
New Haven
Food Bank
Washington, D.C
Central Kitchen
America
Tony Hall
Ohio
House
U.S
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
White House
Agriculture Department
Food Industry
Jody Henderson
Air Force
Mississippi Health Department
Second Harvest
Judy Carter
Austin
Texas
Kathleen DiChiara
New Jersey
World Trade Center
Jerry Tippens
Nehalem, Ore
Ginette Bott
Salt Lake City
Hall
Charity or Change to End Hunger and Poverty
Noreen Springstead of WHY argues that reliance on charity fails to solve hunger. She urges integrated public policy, community investment, and living wages, highlighting partnerships among government, business, and local groups to empower people and replicate successful local programs nationally.
Reunion reflections from Tarkio High Class of 82
A former student writes about the upcoming twenty year reunion, recalling a 1979 Camaro Z 28 crash and a Marine era youth at Tarkio High, noting Coach Lyday's death, college and career updates, and the challenge of sharing a personal life update with old classmates.
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Airport Road
General Motors
Flea’s
Hope’s
Lyday
Randy
Tarkio High School
Holcomb
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