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Established 1906 The G Telegram delaney gctelegram.com Draper gctelegram.com Editor and Publisher Managing Editor listing appears as a historical newspaper masthead item noting roles and contact references.
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Love of learning guides liberal arts choice says Rouner
An address by Leroy S. Rouner of Boston University argues that college majors should be chosen for love, not immediate usefulness. He cites that future utility is unpredictable and that liberal education broadens the mind, fostering lifelong learning and human wisdom rather than narrow skills. Phi Beta Kappa is praised as gloriously useless, valuing goodness and wisdom alongside intellect.
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Leroy S. Rouner
Rouner
Boston University
Rouner Pounds
Romner
Phi Beta Kappa
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County leaders barnstorm for better access to residents
Finney County commissioners held a road meeting in Pierceville with about 20 attendees, more than the usual county seat turnout. They plan continuing off campus sessions to bring government closer to constituents, noting zoning and nuisance issues and prioritizing road projects plus a Holcomb bridge and Main Street. City officials in Garden City are urged to also hold occasional evening sessions to boost public participation and oversight.
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Finney
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Commission
Pierceville
Garden City
Holcomb
Midwestern Methodists push for civility in Congress
In a candid chat Senator Sam Brownback and Hillary Clinton, both Methodists from opposite sides of the spectrum, discuss restoring civility amid partisan rancor. The piece notes Brownback’s McCain Feingold vote, money in politics, and the broader struggle for integrity in a system fueled by power and money.
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Sam Down
Hillary Clinton
Kansas
New York
Brownback
Clinton
Senate
Washington
Congress
Pat Roberts
Tion
Hollywood
McCain-Feingold
US Supreme Court
U.S. Congress
Jerry Moran
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Roberts
May 2 History Highlights From Stonewall Jackson to Da Vinci
May 2 marks key events across centuries. Stonewall Jackson wounded at Chancellorsville in 1863, da Vinci died in 1519 at Cloux, Oklahoma Territory organized in 1890, Prokofiev premiered Peter and the Wolf in 1936, and Berlin fell with Nazi capitulations in 1945. Thoughtful quote from Henry Ward Beecher adds moral reflection.
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Chancellorsville
Leonardo da Vinci
Cloux
France
Oklahoma Territory
Peter and the Wolf
Sergei Prokofiev
Moscow
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Austria
Henry Ward Beecher
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