Newspaper Masthead Entry for 1906 Issue
A brief masthead note listing the publication as established in 1906 with roles for Editor and Publisher and a Managing Editor, indicating the paper’s leadership structure.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2001
Page
4
A brief masthead note listing the publication as established in 1906 with roles for Editor and Publisher and a Managing Editor, indicating the paper’s leadership structure.
The piece discusses recovery after the World Trade Center attack, noting rescue to recovery shifts, Pentagon work, and efforts to identify terrorists. It urges restraint against targeting entire groups, condemns racism, and calls for a lasting peace beyond retaliation, stressing a pledge for a safer world for future generations.
Deena Burnett recalls how Thomas Burnett and fellow passengers likely overpowered hijackers to avert further catastrophe on United Flight 93. Other comments reflect fear, resilience, and Muslim community backlash as vandalism rises after the attacks.
U S District Judge Michael Mihm dismissed a multi billion dollar HFCS price fixing suit against Cargill ADM Staley American Maize and Archer Daniels Midland covering July 1991 to June 1995 The ruling cites weak evidence despite damning internal statements and industry practices In a lengthy opinion Mihm notes the case could be revived on appeal and urges publication of the full file for farm readers and researchers.
Kathleen Parker critiques the reaction to Dreher and Earnhardt tributes, noting public outrage, death threats, and tribal identity in modern discourse. She argues free expression is under siege by engineered groupthink, calls for calmer dialogue, and cites Sharpton and Dreher as flashpoints in a broader culture war.
The September 13 entry recalls the 1971 Attica prison uprising ending after a four day siege with 43 deaths. Also noted are key historic events from 1759 Quebec Plains of Abraham battle to 1788 New York City national capital status and John Barry’s 1803 death.
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