Views on deer hunting and gun rules in Missouri and Texas
The Missouri Department of Conservation weighs deer policy balancing hunter needs with farmer and motorist concerns as officials hold 16 statewide meetings on longer seasons. Missouri’s deer population has stabilized around one million after historic lows and restoration efforts. Texarkana Gazette notes National Park Service gun rules since 1983 restrict unloaded firearms in parks, while 47 senators urge President Bush to repeal limits, arguing for gun owners’ rights.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Missouri Department of Conservation
Conservation Department
Missouri
The
Texarkana
Texas
National Parks and Wildlife
National Park Service
Senate
Bush
Letters to editor guidelines from The Telegram
The Telegram explains submission rules for letters including required signatures writer address and phone, pre publication confirmation, libel and length edits, word limit, and notice of general thank you letters. It provides contact options by email phone online and postal address for Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment text excerpt on religion and rights
The excerpt outlines the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses along with protections for freedom of speech press assembly and petition. It asserts government noninterference with religious practice and individual rights to express dissent and seek redress.
Stimulus debates amid looming recession and rebate plans
The piece argues against $250 stimulus checks and tax rebates as ineffective, citing Milton Friedman and a 2001 study showing minimal spending. It critiques Clinton and Obama proposals, warns that rebates fail to alter spending, and notes broader capitalist cycles and the impracticality of quick government fixes. Rich Lowry discusses political incentives and timing.
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Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton
White House
Milton Friedman
University of Michigan
Clinton
Dream ticket to unite Obama and Clinton in 2008
Ellen Goodman weighs a Democratic dream of a two for ticket pairing Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. She considers balance beyond race and gender, comparing to historic partnerships and noting possible top spots, timing, and voter mood as Super Tuesday approaches.
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Oston
Martin Luther King Jr
New Hampshire
Hillary
Barack
Nevada
Obama
Clinton
United States
New York
Illinois
Democratic Party
Doris Kearns Goodwin
Lyndon Baines Johnson
King
Congress
America
Observatory Circle
White House
Tyra Banks
Clinton Emotions Stir Voters In New Hampshire Appearance
Marianne Pernold-Young asked Hillary Clinton a morning routine question at Café Espresso in Portsmouth during a New Hampshire stop. Clinton answered about her campaign challenges and said she passionately believes in making progress, then teared up while discussing hopes for the country. Attendee Laura Stiles said Clinton’s emotions made her feel the candidate was real, while others questioned sincerity and motives.
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Marianne Pernold-Young
Portsmouth
N.H
Hillary Clinton
New Hampshire
Clinton
Dr. Seuss
Whoville
Hillary
Laura Stiles
Stiles
Deborah McDermott
Barack Obama
Chip Heath
Benedict Carey
New York Times
Carey
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Rich Lowry
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Nationalreview
King Features Syndicate
Clinton, Obama
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Ellen Goodman
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
Washington Post
Stephanie Farley
Sfarley
Gctelegram.com
Garden City Telegram
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