Global views on Iraq and China SARS impact
Our View surveys Baghdad attacks and the possible Saddam signature as a message to the United Nations and Bush, while Asahi Shimbun notes six party talks on North Korea and six way talks. The Standard critiques China ending the civet ban amid SARS risk. China Daily argues US job fears stem from global restructuring and calls for innovation.
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Telegram reader feedback and contact details
The Telegram invites letters to the editor via email at editor getelegram com or mail at 310 N Severance Street Garden City KS 67846. Readers may also call (620) 275-2704 for assistance or to reach the editor.
Rights and liberties in constitutional text
The excerpt cites protections for religion and the free exercise thereof, freedom of speech and the press, and the right to assemble and petition the government. It references the core attributions of civil rights and the ability to seek redress of grievances.
Lights or headlines can a governor fix a blackout
The piece weighs political verve against experience in a California governor race. It argues that amid past blackouts and political anger, replacing incumbents with outsiders like Arnold Schwarzenegger or Arianna Huffington risks stagecraft over governance, preferring proven public servants to solve grid failures and public woes.
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Bohemian Club Summer Encampment Spotlighted By Critics
Peter Phillips of Sonoma State University critiques the Bohemian Club for its 16 day summer gathering at Bohemian Grove. He labels the event an elite all male, near white enclave that excludes women and public scrutiny while hosting world leaders and corporate giants.
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Ten Commandments Monument Sparks Local Debate
A reader recounts a national controversy over Ten Commandments displays in Alabama and Manhattan. He weighs religious symbolism in government, cites a Manhattan relocation case, and notes how local votes led to the monument’s return to the Eagles before moving to Manhattan Christian College. He urges history and context over sensational claims.
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