World views on Iraq and Middle East peace efforts
Dagens Nyheter argues that public trust in George W. Bush wanes over Iraq and weapons questions. It notes Palestinian leader Abbas and Israeli PM Sharon must push the road map, while the West Bank security fence complicates peace. The Independent critiques US handling of Hussein photos. The Guardian criticizes UN failures and calls for reform under Kofi Annan amid Liberia concerns.
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George W. Bush
Mahmoud Abbas
U.S
Middle East
Ariel Sharon
Israel
Jerusalem
West Bank
The
Guardian
London
Kofi Annan
United Nations
Rwanda
Srebrenica
U.N
Liberia
Security Council
Annan
Mr. Annan
Telegram seeks reader feedback and contact options
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First Amendment text fragment on religion and rights
The excerpt presents portions of the First Amendment covering religion and the free exercise of rights. It references speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances, highlighting fundamental protections for citizens. The wording resembles historic or OCR-derived constitutional language.
Naming accusers online raises shield of privacy in Kobe Bryant case
The piece argues media ethics on identifying accusers, noting a shift from protecting anonymity to naming names. It cites The Globe cover, Leykis remarks, and past cases like Central Park jogger. It questions privacy norms, false accusations, and the impact of the Web on reporting while urging careful handling of identities.
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Kobe Bryant
Colorado
the Globe
Bryant
Tom Leykis
Central Park
Patricia Bowman
Court
Palm Beach
Diane Sawyer
Denny’s
FreeKobe
Head Start funding debate taints Bush policy
Jim Jones of the Children's Defense Fund argues that President Bush's budget deficits and tax cuts threaten Head Start. He criticizes proposed weaker standards and state rollbacks, noting federal Head Start success and urging Senate leadership to protect and expand the program.
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Senate
United States
Bill Frist
Bush
America
Head Start
Department of Health and Human Services
House
First
Jim Jones
Children's Defense Fund
Childrensdefense.org
Prison Blues and MP3 Regrets End Up in RIAA Spotlight
A confession track details a year and a half of MP3 piracy from burner and swap programs to Kazaa, with 871 federal subpoenas issued July 18 and daily additions. The writer laments potential penalties, contemplates prison, and muses on industry fixes while seeking workout music and a harmonica.
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Htve
Recording Industry Association of America
Alice Cooper
Tom Waits
Ghoultown
Eric Clapton
Nine Inch Nails
Janis Joplin
Johnny Cash
Napster
RIAA
Kazaa
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