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Global U S military presence praised as lifesaving first responder
In the Hampshire Union Leader piece tied to the Los Angeles Times report on 2004 to 2008 disasters, the U S military is depicted as a global first responder. It notes battles groups and aircraft carriers delivering aid and security, saving lives mostly in the Third World, while sparking debate about the appropriateness of projecting power abroad.
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Saints NFC Victory Uplifts New Orleans and Louisiana
The victory is described as more than a win for New Orleans it stands as a symbol of recovery for Katrina survivors and a moment of shared pride for all Louisianans and south Mississippi. It marks gratitude for 43 years of fan loyalty and a relief from the post Katrina hardship felt along the Gulf Coast.
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Notable quotes on war decisions and climate data ethics
Former PM Tony Blair says post September 11 urgency required a strong message to stop regimes with WMD. UN climate head Yvo de Boer remarks recent climate data disagreements do not harm core science. Mogadishu resident Aden Muse recalls mortars and stray bullets raining on homes during heavy fighting in the capital.
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Telegram letters policy from Garden City paper
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with the writer’s address and phone number for verification before publication. Letters are subject to editing for libel and length, kept to 500 words, and thank you notes are general. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor address phone fax and email provided.
First Amendment text excerpt from constitutional clause outline
The passage reiterates the five protections: establishment of religion free exercise speech press and the rights to assemble and petition the government for grievances. It serves as a foundational statement guiding civil liberties and legal interpretations.
GOP must stand for something in a changing climate
Cal Thomas analyzes the GOP's post Massachusetts election moment, noting House Republicans invite Obama to Baltimore to show dialogue while questioning what the party stands for. He cites Pence on liberalism, tax reform, and energy policy, urging conservatives to embrace roots to gain power in 2010 and 2012.
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Name That Country Guessing Game From Hightower
A radio commentator outlines Yemen as the latest example in a global, never ending game of guessing nations to bear U.S. involvement. He notes Yemen is impoverished and war torn, with jihadist elements, a weak central government, and a rising al Qaeda presence. U.S. support and funds are directed toward training security forces and nation building, while warning of future wars.
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Veterans History Project seeks volunteers nationwide
The Library of Congress Folklife Center leads the Veterans History Project to collect veterans accounts from World War I through Iraq. Kansas VFW and auxiliaries organize volunteers of all ages to video or audio record interviews and gather memoirs. For details call 1-888-371-5848 or contact District 8 VFW LA. PAT BRIDGES notes missing women's basketball coverage.
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A solid start on health care reform
John Steel, a lawyer and former mayor of Telluride, Colo., argues the pending health care legislation marks a solid start toward universal access and cost reductions. He notes flaws remain but supports the foundation for affordable health care rights for all. Distributed by www.
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