Old Methods Return as Telemarketing Limits Bite
The piece argues federal and state limits on telemarketing and spam shift pressure back to traditional mail, with the Postal Service favored as junk mail volumes rise. It notes do not call rules, potential First Amendment challenges, and a likely return to older contact methods as firms seek cost efficient reach.
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Congress
Federal Communication Commission
U.S. Postal Service
Sumers
Postal Service
Peace talks and combat realities cited by leaders and media
Quotes from Nigerian Gen Abdulsalami Abubakar on Liberia peace talks warn against renewed violence in power struggles. Capt Dan Hull notes the difficulty of intelligence work in Iraq’s insurgent environment. Ali Jaber comments on the Arab world reacting to the reality show Superstar mirroring American Idol.
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Liberia
Abdulsalami Abubakar
Vietnam
Dan Hull
Iraq
Ali Jaber
Future Television
U.S
Reading Forum Feedback Addressed to Telegram Editor
A notice invites readers to send feedback to the Telegram editor by email fax or phone with an address at 310 North Seventh Street Gard e for Attn Editor extensions and contact points.
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Leavitt Named EPA Chief Praised by NGA Members
Among NGA leaders, Bush pick Utah Governor Michael Leavitt for EPA faces bipartisanship tests and industry pressures. Supporters cite his long view and reform instincts, while critics urge patience and dialogue. Also commemorates Robert J. Donovan’s death at 90, praising his Washington reporting flair and charm.
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Itanapolis
National Governors Association
Bush
Utah
Michael O. Leavitt
Environmental Protection Agency
Leavitt
Tommy Thompson
John Engler
Roy Romer
Jim Hunt
NGA
Mike Leavitt
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Office of Management and Budget
Christine Todd Whitman
EPA
Senate
Washington
Congress
Tom Ridge
John Ashcroft
Oregon
John Kitzhaber
Robert J. Donovan
New York Herald Tribune
Los Angeles Times
Otis Chandler
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Donovan
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Gore warns Bush secrecy distorts truth in government
Marie Cocco argues that Al Gore criticizes the Bush administration for deceit and manipulation of facts across economy science and policy. She cites EPA data suppression political interference and industry influence, urging readers to demand honesty and robust public debate.
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Bush
al Gore
Gore
New York University
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
White House
Environmental Protection Agency
Society of Industry
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Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Waxman
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Nature
Scientific American
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Environmental Agency
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New York Times
Energy Department
Washington Post
Return From Vacation Reflects on Routines
A writer describes the slow reentry after a week in St. Louis. The drive home, laundry, groceries, and work piles feel longer than the trip, with visits to the zoo and science center revealing mixed enjoyment and rising expenses. The piece notes emails, budgets, and local events as reminders of Garden City duties.
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St. Louis Zoo
St. Louis Science Center
Missouri Botanical Gardens
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Zoo
Science Center
the Hill
Soulard
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Garden City
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