Olympics in Athens face security and delay risks
The Times notes Athens 2004 preparations face delays in 39 major projects with 15 behind schedule and the main stadium troubled by roof and archaeology issues. Security concerns loom as athletes like Serena Williams weigh travel, urging foreign help to ensure a tight, credible Games.
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Atlanta
Olympic Stadium
Serena Williams
Greece
Reader feedback details for The Telegram editor
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax with contact numbers and mailing address. Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 is provided for written correspondence.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text summary as constitutional preface
The First Amendment prohibits laws establishing religion and protects free exercise freedom of speech and press. It also safeguards the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Ces
Kerry Catholics clash over mass role in 2004 campaign
The piece traces how Kerry's Catholic faith and pro choice stance sparked a church political clash. It cites Frances Kissling, bishops’ guidelines, and past figures like Kennedy and Ferraro. It notes priests debating communion eligibility and the pope’s stance, with no press at the end.
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Kerry
Frances Kissling
Beacon Hill
Jesus
al Smith
Holland Tunnel
Vatican
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Rome
Kennedy
Mario Cuomo
Geraldine Ferraro
Tom Daschle
Kissling
Supreme Court
John Kerry
Ferraro
Pope
Tax shifts from rich to us, a fair economy critique
Chuck Collins of United for a Fair Economy argues that Bush era tax cuts mainly shifted costs to states and ordinary workers. He outlines five shifts from federal to state taxes, from wealth to work, from corporations to individuals, and toward future generations, noting benefits to the very wealthy and increased debt on children.
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Igen
George W. Bush
United For A Fair Economy
U.S
Bush
Citizens For Tax Justice
America
Readers shape the paper as spring asks for ideas
A community column invites readers to share story ideas and tips for local coverage. The writer highlights the need for diverse, human stories from around Buffalo Dunes and stresses the newspaper's role as open public dialogue. He cites past anecdotes about city leaders and urges continued reader involvement.
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China
Psst
Pete Olson
Bob Halloran
Halloran
Matt Allen
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