Telegram Establishes 1906 Identity and Roles
The Telegram announces its history dating to 1906 and lists key figures including Steve Delaney Bill Draper and publisher and managing editor roles. It notes the domain gctelegram.com and identifies Draper and Delaney as connected to the publication.
View of Topeka tunnel plan draws bipartisan criticism
Our View argues that lawmakers in Kansas inaction and support for a $10 million tunnel linking KDOT headquarters with the Capitol misuses federal funds meant for tourism preservation and outdoor paths. The piece accuses Sen. Steve Morris and allies of backing a project with questionable safety claims and potential political pressure from the transportation department.
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Capitol
Topeka
Kansas Department of Transportation
Dean Carlson
Steve Morris
Rhugoton
KDOT
Morris
Carlson
Partment
Kansas
Transportation
Lawmakers question late building purchase by former secretary
Government reviews a late term state buy of a 90 year old building. Dan Stanley authorized the deal and led the Topeka Public Building Commission to issue bonds. Appraisers valued it at 5.5 million while private appraisal estimates range 6.6 to 7 million. Gov. Graves signals the state could do without the project.
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Dan Stanley
Stanley
Topeka Public Building Commission
Jack Brier
Bill Graves
Graves
Aftermath Echoes in Business and Society
U S Rep Jennifer Dunn warns of Boeing mass layoffs as airlines cut 70,000 jobs in days while Springfield Fire Chief Strader notes broad public support for firefighters. Americans reevaluate work meaning amid terrorist attacks, with counselors and clients reassessing life choices and time value.
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U.S
Jennifer Dunn
Seattle
Boeing
United
American
Springfield
Steve Strader
Janet Scarborough
History Highlights and Dates for September 20
Today marks the 263rd day of 2001 with 102 days remaining. Notable events include Magellan's 1519 voyage departure from Spain, the 1870 unification of Italy under Papal States control, Chester A. Arthur becoming president in 1881, Fiorello La Guardia's 1947 death, and James Meredith's 1962 university admission dispute at Ole Miss.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Spain
Spice Islands
Indonesia
Magellan
Papal States
Italy
Chester A. Arthur
United States
James A. Garfield
New York City
Fiorello la Guardia
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Meredith
Stargazer Night In A Midwest Farm Town
Alan Guebert recalls a quiet rural night filled with memory and scent. He reflects on childhood harvests and family, the owls calling, and starlit prayers as a sense of peace steadies him despite an uncertain future.
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New York
Jackie
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Canada
Harry Caray
Patriotism Surge Fosters Narrow Viewpoints
A sudden rise in patriotic sentiment appears to shut down dissent as speakers become intolerant of divisive words. Individuals report heightened sensitivity to criticism and a collective push toward unifying national displays, with social tension rising around openly critical remarks.
Patriotism Surges After Terror Attacks Prompt Grief and Critique
Kathleen Parker writes of a nation waking to intense patriotic displays after a terrorist attack. She notes flags everywhere, shortages in stores, and Americans singing God Bless America while unity tests tolerance for divisive voices. She condemns price gouging and hoaxes and urges focus on resilience and resolve in the war effort.
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Popsie
New York Stock Exchange
America
World Trade Center
Kabul
Garden City community college defends entertainer criteria
Garden City Community College official Ryan J. Ruda responds to a Wednesday editorial defending Christopher Carter’s campus appearance. He cites thorough reference checks and audience safety measures, asserting Carter’s acts are theatrical and non demon ic.
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Prieb
Christopher Carter
Garden City Community College
GCCC
Mr. Carter
Carter
Word of Life Church Honors Pastor Gary Don and Lenoir Newman
A member praises Word of Life Church and its leaders, honoring Pastor Gary Don and Lenoir Newman as Clergy of the Month next month. The letter thanks the pastor, assistant pastors, deacons, and volunteers, describes the church as a beacon, and invites Garden City area residents to Sunday services with scheduled worship and prayer times. Ronald D. Somers signs the note.
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Lenoir Newman
Word of Life Church
Word of God
Doug
Charlene Luke
Kansas
Garden City
Word of Life
America
Ronald D. Somers
B. Somers
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