Telegram's Early 1900s Editor and Publisher Roles
A fragmented OCR note references a Telegram founded in 1906 with mentions of an editor and publisher roles and a managing editor. The readable fragments hint at organizational leadership but lack full details or names. The item reads as archival metadata about personnel in the newspaper's early staff.
Historic day as Cold War strains ease with Cuba visit and treaty
Forty years after cargoes of bomb making material to Cuba and near nuclear tension, Jimmy Carter tours a Cuban biotech center while Bush announces a landmark nuclear arms reduction treaty with Putin. Castro promises access. Carter to speak openly. The pact, requiring Senate ratification, aims to end the Cold War legacy and ease US Soviet strains.
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Castro Carter meet underscoring cold ties in Havana
Fidel Castro declared long standing U S Cuba tensions persist after former President Jimmy Carter's arrival in Havana. A Likud plan in Israel blocked creation of a Palestinian state west of the Jordan, covering West Bank, Israel, and Gaza. Luciano Pavarotti warned that vocal condition is essential for any singing performance in his open letter following bowing out of the Met season closing.
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Today in History May 13 highlights across years
Entries note Pope John Paul I’s 1981 shooting in St Peter’s Square, Arthur Sullivan born 1842, US war with Mexico 1846, Fatima vision 1917, US airmail stamps 1918, Churchill 1940 speech, Eisenhower Seaway Act and Pajama Game 1954, Nixon Caracas protest 1958.
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Garden City considers $18 million ninth grade center vote
Garden City voters weigh an $18 million ninth grade center proposal. The election regarding the project is guided by an official buzz line and email contact for responses.
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Cleaning up in a world of assorted bits and notes
A column sketches a busy cleanup season with homeowners tidying closets garages sheds and lawns while collecting cryptic notes on envelopes receipts and lists. It notes cultural tidbits from Brenda Starr to Dolores Hope and includes brief items on a world of small curiosities and local histories.
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Republicans Reach Out With Spanish Language TV Push
In the 1990s and early 2000s Republicans shifted from anti Hispanic rhetoric to outreach. The RNC launches Abriendo Caminos on Telemundo and Univision, part of a broader effort including candidate recruitment and Spanish lessons for officials. Critics note past harm from Proposition 187 and English only policies, while proponents cite improved Hispanic engagement and Senator Trent Lott and House leaders endorsing bilingual outreach. Roger Hernandez notes the evolving stance amid political tension.
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Voters critique local leadership and services in Southwest Kansas
A reader voices frustration with election outcomes and tax spending, questioning immigration-related benefits, school bus purchases, and city spending. They condemn kickbacks, urge jail for offenders, and call for more stores and jobs while criticizing Time Out, the Emmaus House, and local institutions.
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Garden City Administrative Contacts and Trustees
Finney County Commission at the County Administrative Center 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and Garden City Commission at City Administrative Center 301 N Eighth St Garden City KS. USD 457 Educational Support iter 1205 Fleming St with contact 316-275-5110 and fax 316-276-5220. Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive with main line 316-276-7611 and fax 316-276-9573.
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Acari Telegram Letter Guidelines For Readers
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, all letters confirmed before publication and subject to editing for libel and length. Keep letters to fifty words or less. thank you notes should be general. forms, poems, consumer complaints, and business testimonials will not be printed.
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