Views on Guantanamo rights and security policy debate
The Tampa Tribune argues that Supreme Court review of Guantanamo detentions should be limited to evaluating legality, trusting military decisions in war. It also critiques Homeland Security screenings, TSA efficiency, and government role, urging improved security and cautious policy moves amid broader security concerns.
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Tampa
Fla
Guantanamo
U.S. Supreme Court
Executive Branch
United States
Herald-Journal
Spartanburg
S.C
Homeland Security Department
Congress
Transportation Security Administration
Telegram readers urged to send feedback letters
The Telegram invites reader input by email or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or by phone and extension numbers provided for feedback to the editor.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
The First Amendment Seer Proclaims Core Rights
A concise statement of the First Amendment limits on government power covers the establishment clause free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It outlines that Congress shall make no law infringing these freedoms reinforcing civil liberties in American governance contexts.
The Dover Test and war photos face new ban
A historical reflection on photos of war dead, the Dover Air Force Base casket reveals, and the evolving media policy. The piece traces how public tolerance for images has shifted from open display to constrained exposure, noting government and media tensions, censorship, and the enduring question of showing war’s reality.
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Ashington
Pentagon
Dover
Dover Air Force Base
Air Force
Maytag Aircraft Corp
Tami Silicio
Kuwait
Seattle Times
Defense Department
White House
Antietam
Matthew Brady
Ried
Susan Moeller
Fdr
Life Magazine
Vietnam
Life
Moeller
Iraq
Europe
Middle East
Ali Abbas
Saddam
Fallujah
Rise of killer machines fuels debate on defense budgets
The piece analyzes DARPA backed unmanned weapons, the push for driverless combat vehicles by 2015, and the 2005 defense budget. It links weapon innovation to political donations, corporate profits, and a costly, potentially bloodless war, noting real casualties in Iraq and civilian harm alongside technological promises.
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E Press
Mojave
Nascar
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Department of Defense
U.S
United States
David Branham
New York Times
Lockheed Martin
Northrop Grumman
Washington
Paris
DARPA
Paul Beaver
Ashbourne Beaver Associates
Financial Times
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department of Energy
Homeland Security
Departments of Transportation, Justice, State
the Treasury
Department of Veterans Affairs
Congress
Iraq
Afghanistan
Boeing
Raytheon
General Dynamics
Center For Responsive Politics
Twin Towers
Kenya
Tanzania
Bali
Spain
Crash Course in Death and Insurance on Route 50
A first roadkill episode on U S Highway 50 involves a 100 pound doe named Paris. The driver recounts the crash, deductible fears, and lessons for unconventional deer hunters while reflecting on rental cars and insurance, hoping for better rates and a safe return to normal.
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Doe
Stafford
Paris
Gwen “Crash
Tietgen
Kansas
Hastings
Wal-Mart
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Tim Pawlenty
Clayton
Minnesota
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Pawlenty
Hank McKinnell
McKinnell
the Times-Picayune
New Orleans
European Union
E.U
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
the Pulse Reader Forum
Ellen Goodman
Washington Post
The
Wild Kingdom
Scott Land
Garden City Telegram
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