Gate City Telegram Leaders Steve Delaney and Bill Draper
Steve Delaney and Bill Draper established the 1906 Gate City Telegram with Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Draper as Managing Editor. Both figures are associated with the outlet, per archival notes.
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Energy policy critique warns of blackouts and higher prices
The Lawton Constitution argues federal deregulation caused California electricity shortages and rising fuel costs. It criticizes Exxon Mobil BP Amoco mergers and urges repealing deregulation, ending taxpayer subsidies, and allowing market forces to raise gasoline prices to avert wider blackouts.
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Palm Beach County votes to switch to touch screen voting
South Florida Sun Sentinel notes Palm Beach County voters unanimously approved moving from punch-card ballots to modern touch-screen systems. The reform aims to fix Florida’s election problems, with Broward and Miami-Dade urged to follow. The $14 million switch, partly state funded at $2 million, requires safeguards against failures and hacks.
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May 25 highlights and historical events across years
This May 25 overview recalls Kennedy's moon goal pledge in 1961 and lists notable past moments: 1787 Philadelphia Constitutional Convention convened. 1810 Argentina revolts. 1895 Wilde convicted. 1935 Ruth’s 714th home run. 1946 Jordan becomes a kingdom. 1963 OAU founded. 1968 Gateway Arch dedication. 1976 Hays scandal. 1979 Chicago O’Hare DC-10 crash. 1981 Goodwin climbs Sears Tower. Addis Ababa rebels approach. 1993 Clinton radio address on military role. plus a Thought for Today by Schlegel.
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Sopranos reshapes stereotypes with fully drawn New Jersey mob life
Roger Hernandez argues The Sopranos elevates Italian American portrayal by showing complex, morally conflicted characters in a Mid-Northeastern New Jersey setting. He praises authentic accents, location depth, and writing while noting industry stereotypes and broader Hispanic portrayal remains underserved.
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Polygamy Preacher Tom Green Faces Utah Bigamy Trial
The Utah jury found Tom Green married to five women and facing possible 25 years if the appeal fails. He defends open polygamy while noting his 29 children, and faces additional charges for alleged child marriage. The piece contrasts public acceptance with legal bounds and highlights calls to raise marriage age from 14.
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