fix: update intro

HistoryAtState · Jan 25, 2025 · 09a9566 · 09a9566
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@@ -7,11 +7,11 @@
                 <title type="short">Administrative Timeline</title>
             </titleStmt>
             <publicationStmt>
-                <p>Department of State, 2024</p>
+                <p>Department of State, 2025</p>
             </publicationStmt>
             <sourceDesc>
-                <p>Compiled by Evan Duncan, 2006–17. Initial conversion from MS Word to TEI XML by
-                    Joseph Wicentowski, 2017. Edited and updated by Thomas Faith, 2017–present.</p>
+                <p>Compiled by staff in MS Word, 2006–17. Initial conversion from MS Word to TEI
+                    XML, 2017. Edited and updated by staff, 2017–present.</p>
             </sourceDesc>
         </fileDesc>
     </teiHeader>
@@ -21,17 +21,15 @@
                 <head>Introduction</head>
                 <p>This annotated timeline encompasses principal events concerning Department of
                     State administration from 1789 through the most recent update noted below,
-                    focusing on the establishment of new offices and changes in organization.
-                    Research Historian Evan Duncan compiled this timeline beginning in 2006.
-                    Research Historian Thomas Faith edited the document for publication. The events
-                    and annotations are derived from a variety of public documents including the <hi
-                        rend="italic">Federal Register</hi>, <hi rend="italic">U.S. Statutes at
+                    focusing on the establishment of new offices and changes in organization. The
+                    events and annotations are derived from a variety of public documents including
+                    the <hi rend="italic">Federal Register</hi>, <hi rend="italic">U.S. Statutes at
                         Large</hi>, Executive Orders, Departmental Orders, and Department of State
                     periodicals such as the <hi rend="italic">Department of State Bulletin</hi> and
                         <hi rend="italic">State Magazine</hi>. We invite questions and comments
                     about this resource at <ref target="mailto:history@state.gov"
                         >history@state.gov</ref>.</p>
-                <closer>Last updated, November 15, 2024.</closer>
+                <closer>Last updated, January 2025.</closer>
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