Telegram editors and publishers at gctelegram.com
The document lists staff roles at GCTelegram.com with editor and publisher titles for Telegram Delaney and Draper, noting positions such as Managing Editor. It reads as a brief staff credit or masthead record for the publication.
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Moran declines governor bid opens crowded Kansas race
Moran's decision not to seek the Republican nomination leaves a wide field for Kansas governor with Kathleen Sebelius presumed strong for the Democrats. Leaders on both sides expect a robust campaign as the state faces slower revenues, education and social services challenges, and tax considerations.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Moran
Governor's Mansion
Steve Morris
R-Hugoton
Sebelius
Washington
Kent Glasscock
Kansans
Bill Graves
Graves
Topeka
No humor column today says Dave Barry on Americans
The syndicated humor columnist Dave Barry declares no humor column for Monday, stating he does not want to write it and readers do not want to read it, reflecting on the mood after the World Trade Center attack and the loss of NYC police and fire department personnel.
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NYPD
FDNY
New York Mets
New York City
World Trade Center
Dave Barry
Historic events on September 18 unfold across centuries
On this date in history significant milestones are noted from 1759 Quebec surrender to 1927 CBS debut, 1947 National Security Act, 1970 Jimi Hendrix death, 1975 Patricia Hearst capture, and reflections on modern U.S. wartime and spaceflight events. The Century-spanning list highlights political, military, media, and cultural milestones.
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Quebec
Washington
US. Capitol
Chile
Spain
Congress
Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System
CBS
Army
Navy
Air Force
Jimi Hendrix
London
Patricia Hearst
FBI
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Ford
Grand Rapids
Bush
U.N
Saddam Hussein
California
Local voices reflect grief and awakening after 9 11 tragedy
A personal essay recalls the World Trade Center collapse, the ensuing shock and shared humanity. The author notes phone calls, blood drives, and neighbors aiding strangers as New York and the nation confront unprecedented terror and loss.
Bush's Test: Leading After a Nation's Tragedy
The piece analyzes President George W. Bush's challenge to craft a new security and foreign policy realistic to counter terrorism. It stresses assembling a broad coalition, confronting states harboring terrorists, and the need to temper budget plans with economic realities while guiding a shocked and grief-stricken nation.
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Oval Office
Bush
America
United States
Colin Powell
Russia
China
Middle East
Social Security Trust Fund
Garden City tower helps on 9 11 airliner emergency
Mike Scheiman air traffic manager recalls orderly yet chaotic response to United Airlines planes diverted to Garden City Kansas after the 9 11 attacks. He praises airport staff law enforcement fire department USD 457 Garden City Community College chamber of commerce Red Cross United Way and local volunteers who assisted passengers and secured arrivals.
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Denver
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
14Th Street
Finney County
High Plains
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Garden City
Andrew Perry
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Kansas City Air Route Traffic Control Center
ARTCC
United Airlines
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USD 457
Garden City Community College
Red Cross
United Way
Southwest Kansas
Navy
America
Kansas
Mike Scheiman
Scheiman
Garden City Tower
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