Views on Patriot Act funding and reform policy
South Florida Sun Sentinel urges a bipartisan panel to review the Patriot Act before its 2005 expiration, arguing for balancing civil liberties with anti-terror safeguards. The Blade criticizes Homeland Security funding, praising a shift to risk-based urban area allocations to focus on likely terrorist targets.
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South Florida
Congress
Washington
Bush Administration
The
Blade
Toledo
Ohio
Department of Homeland Security
Homeland Security
Federal Agency
Michael Chertoff
Garden City Officials Contact Addresses Listed
Garden City commissions and boards provide mailing addresses in Finney County Kansas. Locations include Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St, Garden City Community College Board of Trustees at 801 Campus Drive, and the USD 457 Board of Education at 1205 Fleming St. Additional Finney County offices are at 311 N Ninth St and related addresses.
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Garden City Commission
Eighth St
Garden City
Finney County Commission
Ninth St
USD
Board of Education
Fleming St
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
Telegram accepts signed letters to editor policy note
The Telegram outlines letters to the editor requirements including signatures with address and phone, confirmation before publication, and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words with general thank yous, while form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact options include email, fax, and mail to Attn Editor at Garden City Kansas address.
First Amendment text asserted for protected freedoms
The statement outlines the core rights protected by the First Amendment including religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes limitations on government establishment religion and guarantees against abridgment of civic liberties.
South Dakota clinic tests Roe era limits on abortion
In a string of clinics and a waiting room full of patients, South Dakota nurses and doctors face the abortion fight as Roe v Wade looms. Planned Parenthood’s Kate Looby warns that burdens may collapse Roe even if it survives, while Alito’s stance remains unsettled.
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Soux Falls
S.D
Senate
Great Plains
Rapid City
Wyoming
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Miriam McCreary
North Dakota
Mississippi
Arkansas
Roe
Kate Looby
Planned Parenthood
Minnesota
Alito
D.C
Samuel A. Alito Jr
Sandra Day O'Connor
O'Connor
O’connor
Casey Vs. Planned Parenthood
Looby
America
Prolife
Dr. McCreary
Republicans seek a John McCain to anchor reform
The piece argues the Abramoff scandal is fundamentally a Republican matter and urges GOP self reform. It cites McCain as a model for bipartisan accountability, calls for permanent ouster of Tom DeLay, and urges lobbying transparency, travel funding reform, and end to earmarks. It notes wide cash ties across parties but frames the issue as Republican in essence.
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John McCain
Arizona
GOP
McCain
Senate
Charles Keating
Jack Abramoff
Abramoff
Grover Norquist
Ralph Reed
Congress
Tom DeLay
Texas
Washington
House
Bill Clinton
K Street
Interior Department
Media bias in war coverage stirs debate during holidays
LeRoy Wilson argues that mainstream media inflate enemy wins and civilian casualties in Iraq while downplaying American gains and successful operations. He compares casualty reporting to past wars and criticizes calls for timetables, urging focus on actions and outcomes rather than doom-laden narratives.
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Iraq
New York Times
Pacific
Jim Lehrer
News Hour
Secretary of Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Mariannas Islands
Nazi Germany
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Dena Sattler
Doonesbury
Joan McCain Coudurite
Bill Bush
Bationg
Wiretaf Onfrov
N. Seventh St
Ellen Goodmar
Washington Post
Ellen Goodman
Lengoodman
Globe.com
Rula
Rule OF Law
National
View
Rich Lowry
King Features Syndicate
Leroy Wilson
Garden City Telegram
Lwilson
Gctelegram
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