McCain Torture Ban Gains White House Backing
The Herald notes President Bush agreed to support Sen McCain’s torture ban ending a standoff that questioned U S leadership. The piece frames the move as Congress driven, and rebuts the administration’s claim of compromise asserting a return to law and human rights standards.
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Voice of Reason
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Christ back in Christmas prayer urged by Dorothy Hoffman
Message urges restoring Christ to the holiday scene. Dorothy Hoffman emphasizes prayer and faith, citing Jesus words about possibility with God and urging readers to honor the season.
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Dorothy Hoffman
City Hall Ends Three-Day Transit Strike
Mayor Michael Bloomberg hailed a safe, smooth return to service as the Transport Workers Union suspended a three day walkout. Senator Russell Feingold criticized a brief extension of the Patriot Act noting the bill remains dead and cannot be revived.
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Russell Feingold
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Transport Workers Union
Telegram letters policy from Garden City paper
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone, states all letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be 500 words or less, thank you notes are general, form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed, contact by email fax or phone, Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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Garden City
First Amendment text on religious liberty and free speech
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the Government for redress of grievances.
Berlin Wall analogy fuels border fence debate
The House debate over a U S border fence sparked Berlin Wall comparisons by opponents and supporters. Critics warn against equating a wall to tyranny while supporters cite enforcement aims and a three-layer barrier plan with 700 mile scope and 1.5 to 2 million dollars per mile.
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Whatever it Takes and the Memory of 9 11
Ellen Goodman argues that the Sept 11 2001 anniversary has been repurposed by the White House to justify domestic spying torture and war. She contrasts public memory with official rhetoric, warning against fear driven policy and urging recovery of a nonpartisan understanding of 9/11.
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George Packer
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Saddam
White House
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Adventures of Samson and the icy misadventure with Samson
A humorous diary recounts slipping on ice at Main and Laurel and Samson’s snow antics. The narrator experiments with skating moves while recalling Samson’s first snow reactions, kitchen crashes, and playful mischief as the dog resists outside and clings to indoors.
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Debbie Reynolds
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