Telegram Established 1906 Brief History Promotes Community News
The Telegram traces its origins to 1906 as a local paper focused on informing residents. It emphasizes a commitment to community reporting and public service through timely updates and features.
Bush White House holiday cards spark Christian debate
The Bush family holiday card, paid for by the Republican National Committee, features the president and Laura Bush with pets and carries a simple wish for a happy season. Critics say it avoids Christmas, while supporters say it honors all holiday traditions in a diverse America.
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Neighbor described as nice as gunfire ends life
Louis Gunther recalls Rigoberto Alpizar amid shooting by an air marshal after police said Alpizar claimed a bomb in his backpack. Donations ranged from $16 to multimillion-dollar grants. Clinton cites $90 million in Katrina relief. Pharmacist John Menges says he knew he'd fail to dispense certain emergency contraception pills.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor
The Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor signed with a return address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. general thank you notes are acceptable. form letters poems and business editorials will not be printed.
Constitutional guarantee text fragment
The OCR fragment reiterates core rights from the First Amendment, including establishment clause free exercise of religion freedom of speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It appears as a historical or legal note preserving foundational principles and civic protections.
Media bias in Murtha Lieberman coverage criticized
The piece argues news outlets favored Murtha over Lieberman, skewing coverage of calls to withdraw from Iraq versus staying the course. It cites op eds, network newscasts, and late night shows, noting Lieberman’s relatively muted treatment despite significant points from his Journal essay.
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Cattle and trophy homes clash in Colorado’s growing suburbs
Chris Frasier writes about ranch life near Limon Colorado as urban sprawl transforms rural lands. He notes fields flood irrigation, wagons of hay, and cattle gains while developers push into the foothills. The essay laments loss of open space and farming for private estates.
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Words Versus Action in Washington Politics
A critique of political rhetoric over results, noting that leaders misuse words to mask reality. The piece argues truth is altered by action not speech, cites Iraq policy, Israeli settlements, and FBI surveillance as examples, and warns to watch deeds rather than words in a free society.
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