Downtown merchants seek unity to revitalize Main Street
About 50 Hutchinson officials shared lessons on downtown turnaround with Garden City merchants. The Downtown Vision Committee urges Main Street cohesion, Kansas Main Street program membership, and advocacy for business friendly rules and sidewalk sales permits to attract grants and loans.
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Dishonorable Hypocrisy Badge for War Leaders Criticized
An Army report alleges top officials like George W. Bush ignore troops needs, citing lack of basic gear such as socks boots radios and magazines in Iraq. Critics urge hawks to wear the Badge of High Ranking Hypocrisy during photo ops, noting defense contractors profits. Radio host Jim Hightower is named as a commentator.
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Reader Feedback and Editorial Contact Details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax. Attn Editor accepts submissions at 310 N. Sever Street in Garden City Kansas 67846 with a ZIP extension.
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First Amendment protections text fragment
Fragmentary OCR reading of constitutional language references the First Amendment freedoms including religion speech press and assembly with petition for redress of grievances as a core civil liberty.
Wall of separation strains prospects for peace
Catherine Cook of Merip argues the West Bank barrier until now seen as security is more a territorial move. The 225 mile wall, taller than Berlin, cuts through Palestinian lands, trapping populations and hindering livelihoods while international figures urge dismantling and adherence to the road map.
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Middle East
Terje Reed-Larsen
Larsen
Oslo
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Bush
Empire Is No Rose Garden
A Century Foundation fellow argues that postwar Iraq and Afghanistan have reshaped U S policy toward unilateral action and nation building. He contends reduced appetite for pre emptive wars, greater UN and multilateral engagement, and a tougher calculus for future interventions. The piece notes intelligence fragility, credibility issues, and the presidency shifting toward reliance on allied support and relief via international institutions.
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Bush press conference signals push for accountability and unity
In his first four months, President Bush uses the televised session to defend national security and economic policy, acknowledge limits, and stress patience in Iraq and Afghanistan. He defends Rice, reiterates a war on terror, and presses tax cuts while dodging calls for rapid social policy shifts on gay marriage.
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