National Night Out Brings City Community Together
Our View notes July burglars hit local businesses a church and schools with over 100000 in losses. Neighborhood Watch promotes citizen cooperation to prevent crime and strengthen police ties as National Association of Town Watch designates Augusts first Tuesday for National Night Out with events at Stevens Park in Garden City.
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Arden City
National Association of Town Watch
Nationaltownwatch.org
Garden City
Stevens Park
Chavez comment on Castro surgery and security tone
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez expressed worry about Fidel Castro turning over power, describing the moment as troubling. Navy guard Mack D. Keen at Guantanamo Bay condemned prison attacks, calling the guards’ condition and conduct disturbing amid the war on terror.
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Hugo Chavez
Fidel Castro
Raul
Navy
Mack D. Keen
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Telegram accepts signed letters to editor policy
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, noting edits for libel and length. Letters up to 500 words are preferred, with thank you notes being general. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact options and mailing address are provided.
Ambiguous Freedom Clause Fragment
The text presents a fragment of the First Amendment wording listing prohibited government actions and protected rights including religion speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It appears incomplete and lacks a clear reporting context or events.
Lieberman Lamont battle signals Democratic clash over war
The Connecticut primary battle pits Sen. Joe Lieberman against Ned Lamont in a high stakes fight over Iraq. Lieberman mobilizes allies, while Lamont’s antiwar coalition attracts wealthy liberal backers. Analysts foresee a leftward tilt but warn insurgent energy may falter against broad public opinion.
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ST Hartford
Conn
Joe Lieberman
Connecticut
Ned Lamont
Lieberman
Lamont
Bill Clinton
Chris Dodd
Bush
Clinton
Iraq
Washington
Waterbury
Palace Theater
Karen Schuessler
Ridgefield
Joe
Merrill
Senate Democrats
Alan Schlesinger
Eugene McCarthy
George McGovern
Howard Dean
Joe Duffey
Tom Dodd
Lowell Weicker
Tom Swan
Citizen Action Group
Toby Moffett
Ralph Nader
Democratic Party
Celebrity babies become new tabloids fixation
The piece notes that paparazzi chase celebrity babies from bumps to birth, with Suri and Shiloh cited, and contrasts Hollywood signals of parenthood with broader societal views. It cites Barbara Dafoe Whitehead decrying parenthood as anxiety ridden, while stars gush over their kids, implying babies are the new bling.
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Oston
Middle East
United Arab Emirates
Baby Suri
Tom Cruise
Katie Holmes
TomKitten
Hollywood
Lucille Ball
Demi Moore
Vanity Fair
Britney Spears
Bazaar
The
Onion
Namibia
Angelina Jolie
Brad Pitt
Shiloh
People Magazine
Jack Black
Star
In Touch
US Weekly
Barbara Dafoe Whitehead
National Marriage Project
Dan Quayle
Murphy Brown
Whitehead
Wal-Mart
Warner Bros
Let It Go Wisdom From Zen And Zorba The Greek
A contemplative meditation on letting go of past hurts and opinions. The narrator cites Zen Buddhist and Stoic parallels, the story of the older monk and a young monk, Zorba the Greek, and a samurai frame. It urges living in daily practice, accepting fleeting life, and not burdening oneself with universal responsibility.
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Zorba the
Nikos Kazantzakis
Zorba
Marcus Aurelius
Congress
Israel
Hezbollah
Iraq
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Ellen Goodman
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
Charney Reese
King Features Syndicate
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