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New Garden City shelter plan aims to boost pet adoptions
City and Finney County commissioners weighed costs amid an uncertain economy and rising construction prices. Aiming to replace the cramped shelter, they scaled the project from over 800000 to about 699000 while seeking local fundraising and education to spur adoptions.
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Garden City
Finney County
Humane Society
President Bush and Cheney Urged to Step Down
Reader letter blasts the administration for alleged damage to the Constitution and the public, calling for removal from office to set a precedent for future leaders. The writer urges prosecution and jail time for the president and vice president.
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Bush
Cheney
U.S
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First Amendment text and core rights quoted
The excerpt states the First Amendment limits on government power. It covers establishment of religion, free exercise, freedom of speech and press, and the rights to assemble and petition. The provision secures core civil liberties and restricts congressional action.
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Congress
Slavery by Another Name reshapes American history
The review highlights John Davis’s 1901 enslavement under convict leasing in Alabama and expands to the broader system that kept slave labor cheap after the Civil War. Douglas Blackmon’s book reveals how courts, sheriffs, and private interests revived forced labor, affecting generations and reshaping views on racial progress in America.
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John Davis
Goodwater
Ala
Robert Franklin
Davis
John Pace
Mark
Pace
Douglas Blackmon
Alabama
Blackmon
Atlanta
The
Wall Street Journal
South
Jena
Tulsa
Texas
Marcus Dixon
Obama and McCain contrasted as voices on foreign policy
Vice Admiral John J. Shanahan argues for a sweeping shift in U S military strategy. He calls for redeploying forces from Europe and the Far East, a smaller, agile force built for speed and urban warfare, and a focus on diplomacy and other nonmilitary tools to fight terrorism. He critiques today’s large defense budgets and warns against perpetual overseas military presence.
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CNN
Barack Obama
Truman
Bush
John McCain
Teddy Roosevelt
Obama
McCain
George W. Bush
Iraq
United States
Soviet Union
Pentagon
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Afghanistan
Far East
America
National Commission On
Swapping quagmires for quagmires in Afghanistan
Barack Obama’s plan to end Iraq by shifting troops to Afghanistan is analyzed as repeating the same mistakes. The piece argues the Afghan war risks endless fighting, corruption, and a casualty toll, calling for clear goals and costs before committing more lives and money.
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Barack Obama
Iraq
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
Kabul
Taliban
bin Laden
Bush Administration
Bush
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Saddam
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Obama
Wood-Post
Texas
John McCain
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