Janitor at Lockheed Martin Viewed as National Security Risk
Michael Lynch, a 19 year veteran at a Moorestown New Jersey facility, faces possible revocation of his security clearance amid claims his finances render him vulnerable to selling secrets. Coworkers describe him as loyal. his brain tumor and bankruptcy history are cited by the Defense Department, which argues financial troubles may threaten national security. The Lynch family has since moved past their 1993 bankruptcy and unpaid tax issues, but officials remain focused on old problems affecting his livelihood.
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Michael Lynch
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N.J
Lockheed
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Archbishop Rowan condemns Episcopal bishop decision
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan comments on the Episcopal Church confirming its first openly gay bishop. The response urges consideration before major decisions and cautions about immediate church actions.
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America
of Canterbury
Rowan
Episcopal Church
Telegram invites reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or fax and provides the Attn Editor contact options. It lists the fax number 620 Mixa 275-2704 and the mailing address 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for correspondence.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Honest college football? No funny stories left in sports news
In a pointed critique, the author argues major programs like Ohio State push for big-time status through wins and revenue, insisting no special student concessions exist while noting the pressure to fill stadiums and win bowls undermines academic standards. The piece uses humor and personal bias to question integrity at top programs.
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New York Times
OSU
George Bush
Iraq
Ohio State
James Thurber
Bolenciewcwcz
Illinois
Thurber
University of Michigan
Columbus
Football Academies Proposed To Lift College Sports
Columnist Donald Kaul, after thirty years covering Washington, argues universities must abandon exclusive player recruitment. He proposes Football Academies linked to universities to train players in football while applicants meet standard admissions, keeping broader academic goals for those with wider interests.
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Music Conservatories
State of the Union sparks letter storm from Garden City
A reader blasts the Telegram editorial page as biased after Steve Delaney's State of the Union, deriding Democratic deficits and Bush policies. The letter cites tax cuts, economy, WMD questions, and wartime costs, praising local tax restraint and Churchill quotes while labeling media as partisan.
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State of the Union
George Bush
Delaney
Washington Post
Mike Reagan
Reagan
George W
Supreme Court
al Gore
Washington
Green weddings and greener final arrangements
Readers learn to plan Earth friendly weddings by renting or borrowing attire using garden flowers and recycled invitations. Alternative burial options include dust to dust coffins and Ecopod options, with cremation rising in popularity though debated for its emissions.
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Michelle Kozin
Kozin
Co-op
America
Woodsen
Cremation Association of North America
U.S
Real
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