Kansans set 2006 goals to aid health care and costs
Six Kansans including U S senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts and representatives Jim Moran Dennis Moore Todd Tiahrt and Jim Ryan outline priorities for 2006. They aim to lower health care costs expand beef markets remove trade barriers and boost housing and fuel affordability while acknowledging political hurdles.
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Pat Roberts
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Brownback
Roberts
South Korea
Taiwan
Junction City
Fort Riley
Tiahrt
Wichita
Moran
Kansas
Topeka Capital- Journal
Varies on health and safety remarks from multiple figures
Quotes from Dr Emil Popovic on brain hemorrhage surgery after Sharon stroke. Rick McGee reflects on survival after mine entrapment. Hunter Dave Schneibel weighs in on minimum hunting age in North Dakota amid crowded deer season.
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Emil Popovic
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
Perth
Australia
Israel
Ariel Sharon
Dave Schneibel
North Dakota
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The First Amendment Text Is Quoted Here
The passage presents the First Amendment of the U S Constitution defining freedoms of religion speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It outlines the core protections that limit government action in these areas and supports civic rights dating to the founding era.
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Apology Sparks Reflections On Civility And Blogs
A writer recounts receiving a sincere apology from a reader and uses the moment to reflect on civility, criticism, and the online era. He recalls personal experiences with email, blog culture, and the lure of sharp wit, noting how respectful dialogue can transform hostility into understanding.
Unknowns and secrets drive surveillance debates in America
Smith, a West Point graduate and Vietnam veteran, discusses how fear of unseen enemies, secrecy within government, and expanded spying powers have shaped U S policy from the 1960s to the NSA program. He notes past reforms banning spying on U S persons and warns of ongoing risks to civil liberties.
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CLA
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CIA
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TIA
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Friends Committee On National Legislation
Global warming debate shows limits of certainty
A reader argues against alarm over climate change, noting the planet warmed about one degree in the last century and that natural factors like volcanic eruptions and solar radiation vary. He defends carbon dioxide as essential, criticizes computer models, and warns against treating climate discourse as dogma while stressing personal indifference to warming or cooling.
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Earth
God
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