Black History Month roots and terrorist trials debate
The Marietta Times reflects on Black History Month tracing roots to Carter G. Woodson and honoring Lincoln and Douglass, Rosa Parks, and MLK. It asserts progress made and work remaining for racial unity, while Lancaster Intelligencer Journal notes Obama’s Guantanamo closure call, contrast with executions by military commissions and federal courts, urging detainees transferred for U.S. court trials.
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Carter G. Woodson
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America
Abraham Lincoln
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Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
Lancaster
Intelligencer Journal
Barack Obama
U.S
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Cuba
State Department
Liberty
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Iroq
Afghanistan
Defense
Robert Gates
Quotes on early release chaos and clean plant claims
Readers reacting to Garden City schools closing due to a winter storm warn of chaos from early release. A Great Plains Alliance executive disputes Sunflower Electric Power Holcomb plant cleanliness claims in today’s edition.
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Great Plains Alliance
Today
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
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Telegram Letters Policy From Garden City KS Publication
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone for confirmation before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 or online at gctelegram com.
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Multiculturalism under fire in Britain and beyond
A columnist argues immigration and multiculturalism fail to forge integrated nations. Citing David Cameron and Enoch Powell, the piece contends immigrants must adopt British culture and be admitted only if willing to become fully American or British, warning of long term loss of national identity.
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England
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Conservatives Fight Back Against Liberal Internet Influence
Michael Reagan argues liberal bias dominates major Internet firms and politics, cites Google and AOL donations, the Huffington Post purchase, and Obama online fundraising, urging conservatives to counter with a Reaganist email service and political activism.
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Jerusalem Post
Google
Wael Ghonim
Facebook
Eric Schmidt
Barack Obama
Obama
Council of Advisors On Science and Technology
Sergey Brin
Larry Page
California
AOL
Huffington Post
Washington Post
White House
Reagan
Budget Woes Prompt Push for New Revenue
Across California Illinois and New York lawmakers confront billion dollar deficits with calls to raise new revenue alongside cuts. Governors like California's Jerry Brown weigh higher education cuts against tax loophole closures while citizens groups press for fair taxes to fund schools health care and public services. David Elliot of USAction notes the need for investments not austerity.
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Responsible Budget Coalition
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Citizen Action of
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Everystreet
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China
India
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