New York Times Yemen rationing: Saleh may seek U S medical care
The New York Times reports the Obama administration weighing admitting Yemen’s President Ali Abdullah Saleh to the United States for medical treatment under strict conditions to hasten his exit from power. Supporters say it could help a credible vote in February while avoiding sanctuary for a dictator. The plan mirrors risks from 1979 Iran.
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Snow removal policy eyed for reform in Garden City
Quotes from Garden City readers and Kansas Highway Patrol Lt. Randy Mosher appear in today’s edition. The city faces snow and ice removal issues while law enforcement urges safe travel and reporting of impaired driving for a injury free weekend.
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Letters Policy at The Telegram Print Attn Editor Garden City KS
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone, subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. General thank you notes are accepted. form letters, poems, and business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www gctelegram com
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Best and worst of 2011 a moderates guide for 2012
A summary of political fills and media picks from 2011 highlighting best and worst GOP moments, rising stars, and TV shows. It notes Jon Huntsman as a potential national figure, Mitt Romney's dual personas, Bernie Sanders exposure, Chris Christie and Andrew Cuomo as rising leaders, and mentions Boardwalk Empire and Breaking Bad as top TV choices for moderates and independents.
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Santorum Faces Second Look As Iowa Caucuses Loom
Santorum, a 53 year old Catholic father of seven, remains in the second tier of the Iowa race amid surge by Cain and friction with moderators. He touts social conservatism and pro family policies, including a plan to triple child deductions, while highlighting working class mobility and limited government.
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When Sex Becomes Power on a Nation of Conquest
Robert Koehler argues that sexual abuse scandals reveal a deeper military culture built on domination and conquest. He cites Elders, Penn State, The Citadel, and the Air Force Academy, urging reforms and a separate office to handle sexual assault cases, warning that honesty and empathy must replace conquest values.
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