Bush Addresses 9000 at Manhattan London Lecture
Our View notes President Bush spoke to about 9,000 Kansas State University students in Manhattan on Monday. The president discussed the war on terror immigration and the beef market while avoiding questions on the lobbying scandal or surveillance program. A critique questions legality and privacy versus security.
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Family Enrichment Weekend seeks helpers for children and young adults
hs Nines flies Together Inc. seeks companions or group leaders for a one day Family Enrichment Weekend on Feb 18. Volunteers assist with planned activities for children up to 21, some with disabilities. Experience helps but is not required. Contact Laurie or Tami at 276-6364 or tami at famil liestogetherinc.org for details. LAURIE GERBER, Garden City.
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De La Telegram Letters to Editor Policy and Contact
The Telegram invites signed letters limited to 500 words and requiring the writer's address and phone number. Letters receive confirmation before publication and may be edited for libel and length. E mail fax or phone options are provided along with mailing address and editor extension.
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First Amendment Codre and its core rights
A concise restatement of the First Amendment limits on government power, outlining establishment of religion free exercise freedom of speech a free press assembly and the right to petition for redress of grievances. It presents the essential protections as a foundational constitutional guarantee.
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Supreme Court ruling tests federal power over Oregon aid in dying law
The Kennedy opinion narrows congressional authority under the CSA, rejecting Ashcroft’s breadth in drug regulation to criminalize physician assisted death. The piece links the Oregon case to Bush era wiretapping, arguing Congress should authorize expanded surveillance, not rely on implied executive power.
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Memoir truth versus fiction fuels debate on reality
The piece surveys the Frey memoir controversy and the broader shift in memoirs toward invented or embellished life stories. It contrasts Oprah’s defense of redemption with critics who demand factual accuracy, noting the rise of celebrity confessions and the blurred line between memoir and fiction. It cites Elie Wiesel and Night as a counterexample of truthful memory.
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Sharon Not a Man of Peace Despite Israel's Leader Role
The article portrays Ariel Sharon as far from a peace advocate, detailing his military actions, settlers’ expansion, and hardline stance toward Palestinians. It criticizes U.S. politicians for bias, highlights 1967 territorial gains, and argues Washington supports Israeli actions while ignoring UN resolutions.
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