Telegram staff and editors details
The notice lists staff at the Telegram established 1906 with Steve Delaney and Bill Draper as editors and publishers. It notes Delaney and Draper associated with gctelegram.com, indicating roles as Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor.
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Steve Delaney
Bill Draper
Social capital and civic life in American communities
A discussion of social capital as defined by Robert Putnam in Bowling Alone, its decline in engagement across voting, church attendance, and arts participation, and the roles of television, urban sprawl, and generational change. The piece cites local quotes, historical context, and ideas for renewal through organizations and new forms of involvement.
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Harvard
Robert Pulliam
America
Putnam
The
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Hadassah
YWCA
Knights of Columbus
Urban League
Wichita area code split braces for long transition
The Kansas area code change will move much of the region to 620 next year while Wichita remains on 316. Officials say the shift is driven by number availability rather than population, with 316 numbers likely to run out in six years and 620 numbers lasting about 24 years. The extended transition aims to ease adjustments for residents and businesses.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Kansas
Public Contact Details for Local and State Officials
A compiled list shows locations and contact data for county and city governance in Garden City Kansas and nearby federal representatives. It includes the County Administrative Center and Garden City Commission addresses, U S senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts with Washington offices, Rep Jerry Moran, Gov Bill Graves, Attorney General Carla Stovall, and the Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center with phone and fax numbers.
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Carla Stovall
Kansas Judicial Center
Topeka
State
Garden City
Today in History Highlights Oct 4 2000
Today marks the 278th day of 2000 with 88 remaining. Notable events include Sputnik's 1957 launch beginning the Space Age, Washington’s Germantown assault in 1777, Rutherford B. Hayes born 1822, the 1895 U S Open golf debut, Dick Tracy’s 1931 debut, Hitler and Mussolini at Brenner Pass 1940, BOAC transatlantic jet service 1958, Janis Joplin’s death 1970, Earl Butz resignation 1976, Pope John Paul I funeral 1978, Prisendam fire 1980 with no deaths, Reichstag session 1990, John Paul II US visit 1985, and Hurricane Opal impact on Florida.
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George Washington
Germantown
Rutherford B. Hayes
Delaware
Ohio
Newport Country Club
Rhode Island
Dick Tracy
Chester Gould
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Alps
Italy
British Overseas Airways Corp
London
New York
Janis Joplin
Hollywood
Earl Butz
Vatican
John Paul I
Prisendam
Gulf of Alaska
Reichstag
Germany
John Paul II
United States
Florida Panhandle
Grace’s stuff and the changing face of Kansas families
A Kansas writer reflects on preserving heirlooms and memories as generational shifts move grandmothers’ chests and fathers’ desks into new homes. He notes family history merges with values, as WWII parents pass duties to baby boomers. He cautions leaders to strengthen civic and spiritual roots to keep families connected.
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Rio Grande Valley
Van
Libby
Hutch High
Grace
Kansas
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