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Moran urges Cuba trade reforms to aid Kansas farmers
Kansas Congressman Jerry Moran calls on President-elect Obama to ease Cuba trade restrictions, arguing that current embargo practices raise costs for farmers and limit overseas markets. He has supported bills to relax relations with Cuba, saying new policies fit a changed global landscape and could boost wheat and other exports.
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Greek leaders condemn rioting after teen’s police shooting
Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis and President Karolos Papoulias convened after three nights of unrest triggered by the fatal police shooting of a teenager. The leaders rejected using the incident as justification for violence against people, property, and democracy.
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Higher education must become a state priority to secure U S future
A Hunt commission report shows college costs outpacing incomes, debt rising, and completion lagging abroad. It warns tuition rises threaten America’s global standing while urging states to focus on higher education alongside K 12 and early childhood, with productivity measures for faculties and shared sacrifice amid budget pressures.
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Monster's Daughter Seeks Truth About Nazi Past
Leonard Pitts profiles Monika Hertwig, daughter of Nazi camp commander Amon Goethe, and Helen Jonas, survivor of Plastow, in a PBS documentary. The two meet to confront denial, share painful memories, and urge youth to learn the truth to redeem the future.
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Religion and policy unite in a call to care for creation
In Holy Ground Rabbi Zoe Klein argues humanity caused environmental harm as global warming rises. faith leaders urge joint action across traditions. Barack Obama’s climate address and green jobs push inspire hope for a new direction, with figures like Rev. Sally Bingham and Allen Johnson cited. Carl Pope of the Sierra Club is noted.
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