Scalia remarks spark debate over rights in war time
The Gazette argues Scalia’s comments show no erosion of constitutional rights but warns vigilance as anti-terror measures rise. It notes wartime curbs in history and cites the 1942 Japanese American internment while urging scrutiny of the Patriot Act and avoiding alarmism.
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Air Force Academy urged to tackle rape more seriously
An editorial notes changes at the Air Force Academy after a rape scandal led to four top officers being fired. It praises new reporting lines and safeguards but warns that under a climate of harsh discipline, assaults were downplayed as infractions. The piece calls for treating rape with civilian-world seriousness.
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Voices on War and Divorce Policy Drawn from Iowa Letters
A set of letters argues for continued dissent during war and criticizes divorce barriers in Iowa. Contributors cite civic duty, family therapy access, and political hypocrisy, with religious framing praising biblical foundations and urging prayers for troops and global peace.
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Tax cuts and growth make the best case for Bush plan
The piece argues for Bush’s tax cuts noting they spur growth that raises overall revenue, benefits middle class Joe and Jill, and justify reduced deficits as the economy expands. It counters critics by highlighting fairness, historical tax-cut benefits, and the primacy of growth over immediate Treasury loss.
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