Warner urges limited Iraq withdrawal by Christmas
Our View notes Sen. John Warner a veteran and former Navy secretary calls for Bush to withdraw some of the 160,000 U S troops in Iraq by Christmas. He argues a limited pullback would signal time is running out and pressure for decisive action without immediate full withdrawal.
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Long Island Power Authority shelves $700 million wind project
SOCAN Cm reports Chairman Kevin Law stating the utility will drop plans to build a 700 million dollar wind energy park in the Atlantic Ocean citing high costs.
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Long Island Power Authority
Kevin Law
Atlantic Ocean
System Works: Padilla Case Forcing Accountability At Last
The piece argues that the Bush administration long resisted due process by declaring Jose Padilla an enemy combatant and detaining him without trial. Three months ago the case reached court, Padilla was convicted of terrorism conspiracy, and the author says the result demonstrates the system can function when challenged, despite the administration’s stance.
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Jose Padilla
U.S
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Bush
U.S. Supreme Court
Osama bin Laden
Pollution debate fuels Kansas coal plant concerns
Harold Starr of Garden City argues that existing coal plants cause severe pollution while proposing clean coal tech as the best path. Harold J Millikoms and Lydia Gonzales thank veterans returning from Iraq and urge public support and gratitude for service members.
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Wichita Eagle
United States
Holcomb
Sunflower
Harold Starr
Garden City
Telegram letters to editor policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number and notes all letters will be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length, should stay under 500 words, and general thank you notes are welcomed. Email, fax, or mail options and routing for Attn Editor are listed with a Garden City address in Kansas.
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Iraq
Garden City
Lydia Gonzales
First Amendment Text Cited in Public Duty
The First Amendment prohibits a law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also guards freedom of speech and the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
Community support recalled by visiting law officer
A visiting law enforcement veteran recalls moving to Missouri in 1999 and serving in Garden City area and with the Kansas Army National Guard A Battery 1/161, noting the Bachman family who treated him like one of their own.
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Garden City
SFC Travis Bachman
Finney County Sheriff's Office
Kansas Army National Guard
Harold J. Millikons
Springfield, Mo
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Missouri
Bachman
Bachmans
Signs of Progress Published in The Telegram
A brief note praises the Aug 10 feature Making S igns of Progress as refreshing journalism and highlights its publication location The Telegram as the true sign of progress.
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Igns
Telegram
Scary show to take in a sharp jab at Bush policy
Charley Reese denounces the Iraq war and Iraq occupation, contrasting US actions with Iran and Syria while blasting neoconservatives. He condemns Katrina relief failures, the handling of soldiers, and the open borders stance, predicting perpetual war and critiquing U.S. leadership and corporate globalization. He ends with a call to readers and a mailing address for letters.
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Joe Mobutu
Congo
Syria
Louisiana
New Orleans
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