Big decision on Afghanistan troop pullout urged
The New York Times argues that 68,000 U S troops should leave Afghanistan as soon as safely possible, despite White House signals delaying the 2014 homecoming. Pentagon findings show limited Afghan force independence, while cooperation and funding should continue if useful. Kansas City Star praises AIG bailout gains and plans to unwind remaining Treasury holdings, noting a net return above $15 billion and political resentment fading as the rescue period ends.
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Quotes spark concern on groundwater and gifts program
Online reader comments on a Garden City story about groundwater protection and education. The piece notes neighbors remind others water levels drop as pumping continues and highlights a fire department official discussing a program to provide gifts for five local families in need, aiming to help during emergencies.
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Rescue Mission Sparks Hope in Bangkok Red Light District
Bonita and Roy Thompson, California missionaries, run Home of New Beginnings in Bangkok to aid girls forced into prostitution. They host a Christmas party for bar girls, share stories of redemption, and support rescued youths with housing, schooling, and allowances while seeking broader action amid global trafficking figures.
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Gun control wont curb tragedy nor tougher laws
Michael Reagan argues mass gun control fails to prevent violence, contending 300 million guns remain inaccessible to few, urging armed guards in schools as the sole reliable safeguard. He cites Sandy Hook, Virginia Tech, and past protection failures, urging mental health fixes and responsible parenting support while noting distribution by Cagle Cartoons.
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Grim year ahead for women as budget fights loom
Martha Burk warns that looming across the board spending cuts, if enacted, will hit Medicaid, payroll tax relief for low income women, and crucial women's health programs like Title X and Title V. She argues many GOP lawmakers prioritize defense spending and wealth protections, risking a harsher year for poor and working class women.
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