U N stingy claim sparks U S relief debate
The United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland drew heat for saying the United States and others were stingy in Asia tsunami aid. Powell rejected the charge noting U S aid totals about 0.13 percent of GDP, below the UN's 0.7 percent target but still a large, generous amount.
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A fragmentary line references the First Amendment guarantees to make no law abridging the establishment or free exercise of religion, the freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress.
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Privacy and health scrutiny circle Supreme Court chief
The piece notes public interest in Chief Justice Rehnquist's thyroid cancer treatment and health, comparing private medical details to public gasps over political figures. It cites historical cases of justices with illnesses and debates over mandatory retirements or health disclosures, urging clearer information for the American people.
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World War II deaths and nuclear peril urge peaceful revolution
Charley Reese argues that governments cause war more than nature, citing World War II losses of about 55 million and current US Russian nuclear capabilities. He warns that power corrupts and urges a global shift to nonviolent action coordinated by a strengthened United Nations, ending preemptive war doctrine and nuclear arms race through public pressure. He invites readers to write to Reese in Orlando, Florida.
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Aftermath and reflections amid global disaster and local tension
The piece recalls the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami and its staggering death toll while switching to local issues in Garden City. It critiques immigration flier distribution by National Alliance and reflects on diversity, personal experiences, and hopes for 2005. The column closes with the writer hinting at future announcements and personal recollections.
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