Gadhafi vows to fight on amid Libyan violence
The New York Times analysis notes Col Gadhafi’s pledge to die a martyr while authorities shut out foreign reporters. It cites at least 220 protesters killed, UN Security Council condemnation, and calls for swift sanctions and a transition, with Britain halting eight weapons licenses and the Arab League suspending Libya.
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Security Council
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European Union
United Nations
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United Nations High Commissioner For Human Rights
Sports drive students to stay in school says reader
Online reader response to Garden City USD 457 budget and tax debate notes sports as students main draw and friends and coaches as motivation while arts supporters warn of shifts in demographics and funding in today’s Kansas Arts Commission story.
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Gctelegram.com
Garden City
Carole Geier
Sam Brownback
Kansas Arts Commission
Garden City Letters Policy for The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. all letters confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. General in nature, no form letters, poems, or consumer complaints. send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at gctelegram.com.
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Tea Party mislabels populism in Wisconsin protests
Tina Dupuy argues the Tea Party, branded as populist, opposes government yet supported Wisconsin unions in the Walker era. She asserts the movement serves corporate interests, notes declining union density from 20 to 12 percent, and links rising inequality to weakened collective bargaining, concluding a genuine populist movement arises from regular people advocating democracy.
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McCarthy echoes in March hearings on Muslim extremism
Michael B. Keegan of People For the American Way argues against Rep. Peter King’s planned hearings on radicalization in American Muslim communities. He warns the probe risks scapegoating Muslims and repeating McCarthy era fear, urging fact based, inclusive scrutiny of all violent extremism.
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People For the American Way
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Media flunks WikiLeaks and hides the truth
Analyzing press coverage of WikiLeaks revelations, the piece argues mainstream media ignore major government misconduct. It criticizes U.S. outlets for bias toward interventionist foreign policy, highlighting scant reporting on Honduras, Yemen, Iraq deaths, and the G 20 protests. It praises Al Jazeera and urges vigilance.
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