Far-Right Kansas education tour targets primary voters
The Intelligent Design Network plans stops in Hutchinson Hays and Dodge City to counter misinformation about new science testing standards while conservative Kansas State Board of Education members Connie Morris and Ken Willard face primary challenges. The tour, led by John Calvert, aims to inform the public though critics say it seeks to mobilize evangelical voters before the August 1 primary.
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Intelligent Design Network
Kansas Cities
Hutchinson
Hays
Dodge City
Kansas State Board of Education
Connie Morris
St. Francis
Ken Willard
Morris
Willard
BOE
John Calvert
Calvert
Kansas
Bush vetoes bill expanding federal funding for stem cell research
President Bush cites moral boundary concerns about taking innocent life as he vetoes a bill to expand federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. In Pangandaran Indonesia a tsunami survivor Sakiman, 71, describes their dire need for a family shelter and clean water despite rice and noodle donations.
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Bush
Sakiman
Pangandaran
Indonesia
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First Amendment text excerpt drives constitutional freedom debate
The statement enumerates five core protections: establishment clause free exercise freedom of speech freedom of the press and the right to assemble and to petition the government for redress. The excerpt outlines foundational limits on government action to preserve individual liberties across religion expression and public discourse.
Bush stumbles with profane Middle East remarks at G8
At the G8 luncheon in St. Petersburg, President Bush muttered a crude line about Syria and Hezbollah, triggering a wave of commentary on his tough talk stance. Critics and supporters alike debated whether the incident signals a retreat from his earlier forceful rhetoric and its impact on U.S. policy and press standards.
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Middle East
U.S
George W. Bush
Tony Blair
St. Petersburg
Russia
Bush
Syria
Hezbollah
Freedom
Hitler
Daily Cuss
General Patton
California
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Free World
Sen
Hillary Clinton
Poynter Institute
Dick Cheney
Patrick Leahy
Institute
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Hamas
Rumsfeld
Sheik Hassan Nasrallah
al-Jazeera
Nasrallah
Artist Jessie Oates Expands Reach Across Galleries and Media
Duane West notes Jessie Oates, after moving from Canon City to a El Paso suburb in March for better health, continues to produce art. Representation spans Phyllis Kind Gallery in NYC since 1998, with further galleries in San Antonio, McLean, Seattle, and beyond. Through 2006 shows in Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, Georgia, and upcoming exhibitions in St. Joseph, Fremont, Omaha, Joplin, and Fort Worth. 50th wedding anniversary celebrated August 26 forthcoming. A two three dimensional pieces travel to Baltimore, Raw Vision magazine coverage, Denver Post feature, and a potential kids book or TV project discussed.
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Emo
Jessie Oates
Canon City
Colo
Jessie
el Paso
Texas
Colorado
Phyllis Kind
New York City
San Angel
Hank Lee
Leigh Ann Lester
Greg Carter
Objects ’de Art
McLean
Washington, D.C
Garden Raile
Seattle
Karen Light
Marcus Pina
Tract Lighting
Garden City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Georgia
Albrecht-Kemper Museum
St. Joseph
Anne Tootle
Terry Oldham
A K
Fremont
Neb
Dale Clark Public Library
Omaha
Orvileta
Spiva Center For the Arts
Joplin
Hesston College
Springfield
Fremont Center For the Arts
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
American Visionary Art Museum
Baltimore
Hank
Leigh Ann
San Angel Folk Art
Raw Vision Magazine
London
Denver Post
NBC
Denver
PDQ
Bush Diplomacy Myth Reignites Debate Over US Policy
The author argues Time magazine mislabels Bush foreign policy as Cowboy Diplomacy while asserting little has changed. He contends pre emptive war and hard ultimatums persist regarding Iran and North Korea, with diplomacy unlikely due to Bush's mindset and lack of viable military options. South Korean protests and regional tensions underscore cautions against war.
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Time Magazine
Bush
Time
Afghanistan
Iraq
North Korea
U.S
Iran
South
South Korea
China
Japan
Washington
Niagara
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