Overhauling the CIA to three directorates debated
The US Senate Intelligence Committee chair proposed breaking the CIA into three separate directorates operations, analysis, and technology to curb bias. Critics question feasibility and the election timeline may delay any debate until 2005.
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Erie
Times-News
CIA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Kansas
Pat Roberts
National Security
Roberts
Cias
America
Pulse Reader Forum contact details note
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email fax or phone and provides the editor contact address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for letters to the editor and forum submissions.
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Oealen Feie
Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text and scope of constitutional rights
The passage presents the First Amendment prohibitions on government actions regarding religion speech press assembly and petition. It outlines a framework protecting religious liberty free expression and citizens ability to seek redress from government.
Bring home surplus troops plan faces debate in U S
The Bush administration proposes withdrawing about 70 000 U S troops from overseas to forge a smaller more mobile force. Critics fear retreat from global engagement though supporters say savings are modest and the shift increases global reach with continued deployments in Germany South Korea and Japan. Christopher Hellman of the Center for Arms Control and Non Proliferation provides context and calls for a global reach policy.
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Asia
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Iraq
Afghanistan
Korean Peninsula
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Kobhar
Saudi Arabia
Okinawa
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Congress
Bat
Capitol Hill
Christopher Hellman
Center For
Washington, D.C
U.S. Congress
Armscontrolcenter
MinutemanMedia.org
No Child Left Behind a Double Speak in Public Education
Carl D. Glickman critiques No Child Left Behind as federal overreach that boosts testing, burdens teachers, and widens inequities. He warns mandatory exams erode creativity and real learning, favoring profit in schooling while sidelining descriptive assessment and arts.
No Doorbell Ringing Here I Am Not Interested
A reader vents about persistent sales calls and doorstep pitches. He rails against telemarketers and aggressive door sales, shares personal encounters, and explains a three strikes rule while outlining refusal tactics and a plan to defend personal space. He jokes about spoofing greetings and warns marketers of his limits.
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Mr. Squire
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Entertainment Weekly
Mothers, Sons
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