Iran escalates nuclear push while US Iranian case shocks
The New York Post reports Tehran hailed the US Navy rescue of 13 Iranian fishermen from Somali pirates as humanitarian, yet Tehran sentenced Amir Mizraei Hekmati to death on espionage charges. Iran also announced uranium enrichment at a hidden mountain facility, signaling a growing threat. The EU contemplates oil sanctions, while China’s stance remains pivotal. The Columbus Dispatch critiques Cordray’s recess appointment as CFPB director, calling it unconstitutional and underscoring calls for greater Senate oversight.
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Online reaction to Kansas hunting fee exemption editorial
An online comment from GCTelegram.com objects to removing senior citizen exemptions for hunting fishing and park use in Kansas. The piece highlights frustration over travel and land leasing while noting a separate quote about the social work labor market from Kendall Carswell at FHSU in today's edition.
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Letters Policy From Garden City Telegram
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone. Letters are checked for libel and length, edited as needed, and must be 500 words or less. General thank you notes are acceptable. form letters, poems, and consumer emails or business testimonials will not be printed. Write Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 or online at www.gctelegram.com.
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Baloney and firing fears in the GOP 2012 race
Kathleen Parker notes a flurry of baloney about Romney firing workers. She chronicles how Gingrich Romney rivals use a quote out of context to label him a job killer, while Romney defends the health care point and Bain Capital debates. The column contrasts candidates and NH voters amid January primary politics.
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Running against the numbers in the Obama economy
Michael Reagan argues numbers reveal weak jobs gains and rising deficits since 2007. He cites 8.5 percent unemployment nationally, a $1.5 trillion deficit, 15 trillion debt, and state ratios including Florida 10 percent and Nevada 18 percent, urging Republicans to oppose the president with economic focus.
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Obama military plan trims role yet maintains global reach
Analysis argues the plan reduces US patrols and forces modestly while preserving a world police posture. It notes shifts toward allied burden sharing and cuts to Cold War weapons, yet preserves power projection and a larger Pentagon budget than 2010s. Miriam Pemberton comments for OtherWords.
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