Bush immigration plan urged as workable guest worker deal
The president proposed tougher border enforcement and a guest worker program to supply temporary workers for industries like meatpacking in Kansas. Critics say the plan lacks a path to permanent residency, missing a chance to bring illegal workers into legal status and bolster the economy.
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U.S
Finney County
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Bush Iraq strategy quoted by leaders and rally leader
President Bush outlines a plan to pull back from Iraqi cities and bases and reduce patrols. Senator Kennedy disputes the pace and feasibility of victory in 2006. In India, Jahnabi Goswami joins a World AIDS Day rally speaking about HIV positive women and urging men to disclose status.
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D-Mass
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India
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First Amendment text summary excerpt
The document states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion nor prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, or restricting the right to peaceably assemble or petition the government for grievances.
Pentagon rule change narrows self defense for troops
Military lawyers warn June policy shifts in Standing Rules of Engagement limit individual self-defense for soldiers and Marines in combat. Critics say training, not tighter rules, is the answer, fearing hesitation and morale harm in Iraq. E-mail columnist Kathleen Parker notes the debate.
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Public Education in Decline and Cops in Schools Debate
Charley Reese criticizes public education decline and advocates repealing compulsory attendance. He condemns armed police in schools, calls for discipline, higher standards, and removal of social problems from classrooms. He cites societal shifts, legal protections, and a pessimistic view of America’s future. He invites readers to write to him in Orlando, Florida.
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America
Far Side joke frames debate on intelligent design teaching
The piece riffs on a Far Side panel about humans in a jar and ties it to the ongoing controversy over intelligent design in education. It centers on KU professor Paul Mirecki and the uproar over his email proposing a religious studies course, with reactions from State Sen. Karin Brownlee and others about academic freedom and free speech. The column argues beliefs about design are faith-based, not science, and defends mockery as protected by the Constitution while noting the two sides continue to clash.
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Paul Mirecki
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