Mexico war on drugs matters to U S drug agency chief
DEA head in Chicago notes that most Chicago area drugs come from Mexico and that cartels risk expanding Midwest distribution with violence. He urges Mexico to succeed, while U S lawmakers debate independent narcotics review and aid. Denver Post reports Salazar reverses a Bush wilderness policy to grant BLM more control over land protection.
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Chicago Tribune
Mexico
Jack Riley
el Paso
Texas
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Chicago
U.S
Midwest
Riley
Marisela Escobedo
Chihuahua
Congress
Americas
Denver Post
Interior
Ken Salazar
Denver
Federal Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Colorado
Living Well blogger counsels focus for New Year goals
Linda Beech of Finney County extension urges picking one or two key resolutions and avoiding overreach. Rachelle Powell, Aviation Director, discusses gathering data on current and future air service to Garden City Regional Airport to improve passenger counts in today's story.
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Finney County
Linda Beech
Swktalk.com
Rachelle Powell
Garden City
Letters Policy at The Telegram Discusses Submission Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters up to 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication, may be edited for libel and length, and must be sent to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or via www gctelegram com 866 379 2675.
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Satire and seriousness mix in Stewart’s Zadroga 9/11 coverage
Tina Dupuy argues Jon Stewart blends satire with serious purpose as he highlighted four 9/11 responders with cancer and pressured Congress to pass the Zadroga bill. She notes media mislabels satire as mere comedy while urging a deeper view of power critique.
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Daily Show
Jon Stewart
Fox News Channel
Fox and Friends
Gretchen Carlson
Stewart
Brian Williams
NBC Nightly News
The
New York Times
Jon
Edy
Rachel Maddow
Jerry Seinfeld
Maddow
Elijah
Rabbi Bereka
God
New York
Congress
Public media deserves funding to protect local reporting
Public broadcasting sustains 1,300 local TV and radio stations and 4,000 journalism jobs, reaching 98 percent of households. NPR PBS CPB cuts hit communities hardest, risking Sesame Street and Big Bird while critics push deficits. Investment remains small per capita, yet public media delivers trusted, independent reporting nationwide. Josh Stearns of Free Press advocates expanding funding.
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NPR
Juan Williams
Washington
PBS
Independent Corporation For Public Broadcasting
CPB
Public Broadcasting
Public Radio
Public Radio and
America
Power grab for the Internet
Michael Reagan argues that the FCC seeks to regulate the Internet with net neutrality rules, opposing government interference. He cites Rasmussen polls showing broad opposition to regulation, warns that a GOP Congress will curb FCC power, and urges readers to support free market Internet freedom.
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Federal Communications Commission
International Town Hall
Big Brother
FCC
al Gore
Rasmussen Reports
Rasmussen
U.S
U.S. House of Representatives
House
Congress
Joseph Goebbels
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