Pay for Nebraska football players sparks protest a fumbling idea
Omaha Senator Ernie Chambers proposes making Nebraska football players state employees to share football gains with students. The plan would pay players based on performance, offset tuition with athletic scholarships already covering costs. Critics say it risks discrimination and distracts from academics as colleges shift toward athlete-students.
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War not inevitable Chirac vows peaceful Iraq approach
French President Jacques Chirac declares commitment to a peaceful Iraq crisis solution. President Bush tells anti-abortion protesters in Washington that progress is being made toward a culture of life in America. U.S. District Judge Robert Sweet dismisses a class action against McDonald’s, saying no one is forced to eat there.
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This Day in History Highlights Jan 23
Highlights note key events on January 23 across history. From Nixon announcing the Vietnam War accord in 1973 to Georgetown University’s 1789 founding and the 24th Amendment’s 1964 ratification, with milestones in Roosevelts candidacy and Israel’s Jerusalem capital status, plus Pueblo seizure in 1968 and a 1950 Knesset vote.
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Editor contact information for The Pulse CTC
The Telegram requests reader feedback via email fax or phone. Provide input to editor Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 with direct lines 620 275 2704 or 316 276 6862 extension 201.
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COOL rules threaten to gut country of origin labeling
A Garden City Telegram column critiques USDA interim COOL rules for meat and produce. It argues Congress forbade a mandatory produceridentification program while USDA imposes de facto tracing, urging simplification and questioning the agency role. Stakeholders including Iowa Farm Bureau and Florida Tomato Exchange critique burdens and seek clearer, voluntary standards.
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Knowledge shapes abortion politics in Roe anniversary debate
On Roe v Wade's 30th anniversary activists reframe tactics amid Bush policy shifts and rising ultrasound use. Education and technology fuel both sides as polls show shifting attitudes. advocates argue informed choice and prevention through pregnancy health centers, while opponents cite ultrasound as a decisive tool.
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Bush strategy critique stresses domestic harms and antiwar view
Bill Fletcher Jr argues Bush 2004 re election plan centers on terrorism and homeland security while ignoring domestic crises. He alleges pro corporate bias, corporate corruption, weak economy, health care gaps, and global isolation, urging a people focused, locally grounded campaign with direct voter engagement.
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