Nuclear query tests Pakistan scientists amid Musharraf ally debate
The discussion of Pakistani scientists linked to Iran raises a West dilemma. Washington and IAEA want Abdul Qadeer Khan questioned while Pakistan fears betraying heroes. The piece notes risks of extraditing Khan and the possible shift if Musharraf is weakened.
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Telegram feedback address notice
The Telegram invites readers to share feedback via email or phone and provides the editor mailing address at Attn. Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 for correspondence.
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The True Gift: Meaning Beyond Holiday Rush and Profit
A reflective piece on Christmas as more than a holiday, urging empathy for workers, ownership by trusted staff, and balance between life and work. It argues holidays slow people down to value relationships, while bosses should invest in staff to boost performance and meaning beyond the bottom line.
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Editorial culpas for 2003 slip ups and lessons learned
The column reviews 2003 errors from misstatements on Arnold Schwarzenegger and Iraq to misdated casualty figures and fashion jabs. It notes corrections on polls, fundraising, and public debates, praising accountability while lampooning past framing and language.
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New York Times
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Yankees
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Arianna Huffington
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Sacramento
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Religious liberty clause text excerpt patch
The fragment presents a portion of constitutional language defending religious liberty and restricting infringement on free exercise of religion. It references prohibiting the establishment or abridgment of rights to free speech press assembly and petition for redress. The source emphasizes core protections within a government framework.
Saddam Hussein capture reshapes war critique by Kaul
Columnist Donald Kaul reflects on the Iraq War and Saddam Hussein's capture, arguing the invasion stemmed from flawed motives and international isolation. He contends no WMDs were found and warns that disintegration in Iraq could worsen civil conflict while urging pausing to focus on domestic priorities.
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