Port security moves by international code in force
The article argues port security has been underfunded compared to airports and notes the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code mandates new rules. It outlines required security officers, vessel tracking, detailed 24 hour cargo notices, and increased guards and cameras at about 8,000 ports globally, with an estimated $10 billion cost in the U.S. It warns shipments may face delays as ships are screened.
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Telegram forum feedback address and contact details
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email or phone. It provides mailing address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 and extension numbers 201 and 2704 276-6862 for LBD Attn Editor.
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Native American rights in the Bill of Rights text
The excerpt reiterates fundamental freedoms including religion speech press and assembly. It outlines protection against government establishment of religion and ensures petition rights for redress of grievances.
Optimism in Politics Becomes a Campaign Platform
The piece surveys how optimism dominates presidential politics. It notes Bush Kerry and Edwards campaigns frame choices as optimism versus pessimism, cites Seligman research, and questions whether optimistic messaging truly guides prudent action or mere rhetoric. It contrasts ins versus outs strains and warns attitude is no substitute for sober judgment.
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Ralph Nader
Global pattern of torture tied to US trained forces
The article links Abu Ghraib abuses to a broader system of torture by US trained soldiers and contractors worldwide. It cites School of the Americas training in Latin America, CIA involvement, and historical cases in Guatemala El Salvador and Guatemala. It notes manuals promoting coercion and executions and features voices from human rights advocates.
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Kansas State Board of Education proposals stir debate on world view
A long critique traces Kansas education board moves from evolution worries to bilingual education cuts and civics geography wording battles. It notes Abrams dismissing global view, Yang Jiechi visit, and Kansas biosciences and biotech plans, arguing students need international context before insulation.
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Topeka
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