Our View Deflecting blame over church abuse source
The column criticizes Monsignor Eugene Clark for labeling homosexuality a disorder and argues the abuse crisis stems from adult criminal acts. It urges prosecution, not protection, and calls for reforms including priest marriage and female ordination, urging the pope to condemn priestly misconduct rather than deflect blame.
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New York Daily News
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Le Pen Wins Second Spot For Runoff With Chirac
Far right candidate Jean Marie Le Pen places second in weekend voting, defeating Prime Minister Lionel Jospin and advancing to a runoff against incumbent Jacques Chirac. He denounces immigration and faces accusations of racism and anti Semitism, drawing sharp national shock and debate.
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Jospin
Chirac
Jean-Marie le Pen
Lionel Jospin
Jacques Chirac
le Pen
Earth Day and history highlights of April 22
On April 22, 2002, Earth Day commemorates environmental awareness first observed in 1970. The day marks notable historical events from 1451 birth of Queen Isabella J to 1964 Johnson opening the New York World's Fair, with other dates noted such as Henry VIII’s accession in 1509 and the Oklahoma Land Rush in 1889.
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Isabella J
Christopher Columbus
Madrigal
Spain
Henry VIII
England
Henry VII
Congress
Oklahoma
U.S
New Guinea
Hollandia
Nevada
Johnson
Front runners in GOP governorship race spark voter chatter
A fragment notes Narla Stovall exiting the race opens the field for Republican gubernatorial hopefuls. It asks who is the front runner and hints at voting by email and online buzz channels. Tim Shallenburger Bob Knight Kent Glasscock are named as figures in the discussion.
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Narla Stovall
Will Rogers era musings on newspapers and change
The piece reflects on Will Rogers quips about readers and news, compares early readers to inmates at Sing Sing, and recalls a Kansas community banquet celebrating local newspapers. It notes staff at Garden City Telegram and Garden City Community College embracing online access as print fades.
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Will Rogers
Man
Richard Ketchum
Rogers
New York
Will
Sing Sing
Lydia Smith
Garden City Community College
America
Rock Island
Topeka
Kansas City Star
Kansas City Times
Finney County Historical Society
Community Theatre Players
Randy Garrier
Garden City Paper
Amos “Bonaparte” Baim
Chuck Springer
E.E. Kelley
Garden City Herald
Mark Hays
Gervais
Gerry” Reed
Garden City Telegram
Venezuela crisis tests democratic limits and averted dictatorship
Syndicated columnist Roger Hernandez argues Venezuela faced a doomed path to dictatorship after President Chavez moved to centralize power. Military action ousted Chavez, then Carmona's provisional government blundered by dissolving the assembly and firing the supreme court, prompting Chavez to return. The piece weighs legality, violence, and the price of democracy.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Hugo Chavez
Fidel Castro
Saddam Hussein
Chavez
Supreme Court
Assembly
Pedro Carmona
Carmona
Davis-Besse Flaws Highlight Nuclear Plant Safety Lapses
The Davis-Besse near Toledo Ohio revealed boric acid leaks and a large hole in the reactor vessel lid showing neglect by NRC and plant owners. The near miss prompts calls for stricter inspections and safety first policy across the U S nuclear fleet with expert David Lochbaum warning of complacency and risk.
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Ohio
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Toledo
United States
France
Japan
U.S
South Carolina
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Tri i Netoristi
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Lydia
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Tony Stout
Roger Hernandez
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King Features Syndicate
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David Lochbaum
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