Global views critique war of Iraq and SARS responses
Folha de Sao Paulo warns the Iraq war may not be quick and easy, while Australia’s paper argues China’s SARS response was negligent. Stockholm, Paris, and Stockholm editorials stress UN NATO EU reforms, humanitarian intervention, and the impact on civilians, with warnings about anti Americanism and Saddam bin Laden links.
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Telegram invites reader feedback to editor
The Telegram invites reader feedback by various contact methods including email at editor gctelegram.com and phone numbers for fax and main line. Postal address is Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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War as a TV show embedded in the Iraq conflict
Ellen Goodman argues that the Iraq war has become a 24/7 televised spectator event. She contrasts civilian early optimism with brutal frontline reality, noting global audiences, staged briefings, and the civilian gaze shaping how wars are perceived.
War and UN role in Iraq reconstruction debate
Daniel Smith argues that victory in Iraq hinges on United Nations involvement for humanitarian aid and long term reconstruction. He warns that without broad international support the war could win but fail to secure a stable peace and reconstruction funding. He cites UN agencies and Security Council authority as essential to restart Oil-for-Food and monitor disarmament.
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Death by own action leaves behind victims
The columnist reflects on suicide, its lasting impact on families, and coping steps for survivors. It recounts a personal memory of a brother's friend, cites statistics from the American Association of Suicidology, and offers guidance from eHow on grieving, seeking help, and self care.
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