Wall Street profits spark calls for reform and restraint
The New York Times argues profits on Wall Street invite risk if unchecked and urges reforms to curb speculative activities while allowing pay. The News and Observer editorializes on Pentagon waste and defense spending, noting lawmakers steer funds to their districts and the need for accountable programs amid troop deployments and ongoing conflicts.
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Congress
Geithner
Pentagon
Washington
North Carolina
Iraq
Afghanistan
Phoenix
America
Garden City Telegram Letters Policy and Contact Info
The Garden City Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules and contact options. It lists methods including email fax and phone and provides the editor address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 with extension details and a web address.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
The First Amendment Summary Card
The text states Congress shall not establish a religion or prohibit its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press and guarantees the right to peaceful assembly and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
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Congress
Celebrating sexism with the Equal Rites Awards at year end
Ellen Goodman lampoons gender bias with a satirical awards dinner listing figures from politics, law, media, sports, and culture. The piece skewers double standards from Wall Street testosterone to fashion violence, calling out public figures, journalists, and institutions for sexism and hypocrisy.
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Oston
Supreme Court
Mark
Argentina
Sanford
Levi Johnston
John Coates
Wall Street
France
Nicolas Sarkozy
Sarkozy
Carla Bruni
Novak and His Wall Street Journal Colleagues Remembered
The piece recalls Bob Novak and fellow Journal Washington bureau stars Alan L. Otten and Paul Duke as top political reporters of the 1960s and their influence. It notes their self parodies, close ties with Evans, and the trio’s generosity, grit, and shared pursuit of Congress and political detail. Duke later led PBS Washington Week and all three left lasting legacies.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Indiana
Bill Jenner
Feeding the recycling bug takes hold in Garden City
A garden city reader details starting home recycling, sorting plastics paper and cans, plans to use city recycling trailers, and donating unused items to Goodwill and Salvation Army. The piece notes accepted items and local alternative bag drop sites, plus a shift to thrift and reuse from wasteful habits.
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Garden-City.org
Community Day Care
College Drive
Emmaus House
N. Fifth St
Goodwill
Salvation Army
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