Debate on Caylees Law Spreads Across States
Chicago Sun Times editors urge caution, arguing Caylees Law would be ineffective and risky, while noting public outrage after Casey Anthony acquittal. Amarillo Globe-News reflects on space program shift, NASA job concerns, and U.S. space leadership as Atlantis ends shuttle era.
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Eco Devo earns quiet praise amid ongoing projects in Garden City
Online readers defend Eco Devo after a Garden City story on the 3i Show leaving town for Dodge City, noting substantial work in progress. Kathy Sexson writes that zoo staff and animals cope with heat as a snow leopard rolls in water, reflecting zoo life and summer heat relief.
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Telegram letters policy governs editor submissions
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for publication after confirmation. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank-you letters are accepted. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Mixing faith and politics in presidential choices
Cal Thomas argues that voters may weigh faith in candidates yet warns against letting religion distort judgment. He cites Romney Huntsman Pawlenty Bachmann as examples, notes Reagan and Carter contrasts, and urges separating church from state while judging competence and policy.
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Open letter questions Obama on 2012 hopes and policy
Tommy Felts, Ottawa Herald editor, frames a pointed open letter to President Obama. The writer criticizes unemployment, healthcare reform, debt fears, and political tactics while noting the Osama bin Laden raid and troop withdrawal claims. The piece closes by asking what comes next for veterans and workers.
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Rupert Murdoch and the Curtain of Journalistic Hype
An analysis tracing Rupert Murdoch’s impact on journalism from Fleet Street sensationalism to the News of the World phone hacking scandal. It critiques journalistic ethics, corporate strategy, and the broader media culture Murdoch shaped, noting arrests, political ties, and potential U.S. license challenges while contrasting to cultural references.
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Joe Gandelman Editor In Chief Of The Moderate Voice
Joe Gandelman serves as editor in chief of The Moderate Voice, an Internet hub for independents centrists and moderates. The outlet operates under distribution by Cagle Cartoons Inc, reflecting its media network affiliation.
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