Telegram leadership and staff changes noted
The 1906 established GCTelegram lists Steve Delaney as Editor and Publisher and Bill Draper as Managing Editor. Delaney and Draper are associated with gctelegram.com, reflecting leadership appointments and contact roles.
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Development goals shape County Economic Development panel
The County Economic Development Corp members rated themselves modestly, yet feel enlightened about their role in improving life quality. They aim in three years to establish an industrial park recruit medical specialists and curb odor from National By-Products, while risking public funds for future growth.
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Community Education and College Board Contacts in Garden City
Officials list contact details for Garden City USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St and Garden City Community College at 801 Campus Drive. Phone and fax numbers provided for the district and college boards.
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Florence Wilson albums mark history making moment in 1940s
Florence Wilson began teaching in 1940 and started album projects that chronicle her pupils. Since retiring in 1979 she has donated the albums to the Finney County Historical Museum, inviting public viewing of first grade photos, wedding notices, clippings, and more.
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Newsweek mislabels Hispanics as a race in redefining race
Roger Hernandez criticizes Newsweek special report for promoting the myth of a distinct Hispanic race. He argues Hispanics may be any race, citing mestizo origins and varied identities across Mexico Peru Cuba and the United States. He notes language and culture bind Hispanics, not race.
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Latin” America
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Today in History Highlights on September 25
On this date in history the first Congress sent 12 amendments to the states in 1789, Ethan Allen was captured in 1775, Sequoia National Park was established in 1890, and Wilford Woodruff issued a manifesto ending polygamy. These events mark early American governance, exploration, national parks, and religious policy.
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