Bush signals shift in new Iraq policy amid political gamble
The piece argues President Bush has written off broad domestic support to pursue a political path in Iraq. It notes his strategy favors more Iraqi-led efforts and a phased U.S. role, with American backing for Maliki conditioned on steps toward reform and unity. It highlights risks to Iraqi security forces, Maliki’s coalition, and the potential for a sharp national debate in coming years.
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Kansans urged to blend coal and wind for energy needs
Governor Sebelius called Kansas ready to lead in renewable power while balancing current demand. She cited wind energy growth toward 10 percent by 2010 and 20 percent by 2020, with funds to plan transmission lines. Sunflower Electric advances a renewable energy center. biomass may boost rural economies.
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Defense accusations over DoD surplus sales spark uproar
Rep Christopher Shays blasts DoD for selling sensitive equipment to middlemen who funnel it to hostile nations. A Cuban diplomat in Madrid dismisses a Havana illness report about Fidel Castro, calling it a grave prognosis based on a newspaper piece.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor for publication
The Telegram publicizes that letters to the editor must be signed and include the writer’s address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and subject to editing for libel and length. General thank you letters are acceptable. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Contact details provided include email, fax, and phone numbers, plus mailing address in Garden City Kansas.
Court Adds Free Speech to First Amendment Text
The statement cites a constitutional provision protecting freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. It references the prohibition on laws infringing these rights and notes the government cannot restrict peaceful assembly or redress of grievances.
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Prairie dog debate pits landowners against county over ferret reintroduction
In Kansas Logan County landowners Larry Haverfield and Gordon Barnhardt defend prairie dog colonies to support habitat for Black-Footed Ferret reintroduction, while County Commissioners push eradication under a 1901 statute. Audubon of Kansas voices outrage and calls repeal, arguing private land rights and conservation ethics. Letters from Dan Pace and Steven G. Levine amplify clash over environment and policy.
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Dilemma over preparing for future storms and power loss
A rural family weighs buying a generator versus installing a wood or propane stove after five days without power and water. The author seeks guidance, considering safety, preparation lists, and hopes her Army veteran father will advise from afar. News Editor Laurie Chapman can be emailed at Ichapman gctelegram.com.
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