Bushs five point plan for Iraq and the War on Terror
Cal Thomas argues Bush's May 24 address at the US Army War College lays out a five point plan to reshape Iraq and the Middle East. He predicts continued terrorism after June 30 and stresses the need for American and allied support to back the Iraqi government against insurgents. He urges public resolve and notes the speech as a starting point for a long, risky campaign.
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Many Medicare discount drug cards confuse seniors
A new prescription drug card program for Medicare recipients aims to cut costs but sees weak adoption. With 36 national and 35 regional cards, shoppers face choice overload and price discrepancies between Medicare.gov and card sponsors. Research, listing medicines, and comparing plans are advised to maximize savings.
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Latortue Calls for Broader UN Mission in Haiti
Interim Prime Minister Gerard Latortue urges the United Nations to broaden its role beyond peacekeeping to include development in Haiti. Separately, Ali Abdul Mahdi laments Najaf’s transformation into a center of terrorism and chaos, lamenting its loss of religious and cultural significance.
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Telegram reader forum contact details published
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email, fax, or phone and provides postal and attn editor addresses. It lists contact numbers 620 275 2704 and 276 6862 and directs responses to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846.
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First Amendment text as interpreted in constitutional law
The First Amendment limits government action by prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech and press. It secures the right to assemble peacefully and to petition for grievances, shaping civil liberties in the United States.
Bush critique of Iraq policy and Gore call for competence
Columnist Donald Kaul surveys Bush Army War College speech, argues it pledges sovereignty while preserving troop control, calls it misleading and likely harmful. He cites Al Gore’s NYU remarks demanding resignations of Rumsfeld, Rice, and Tenet and ties Abu Ghraib abuses to policy.
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No American dream, only evolving national idea
A collage of opinions on culture and assimilation in the United States contrasts Samuel Huntington’s claim that only an English-speaking Anglo-Protestant dream exists with Kevin Clarke’s Chicago observation of a growing Hispanic influence. The piece links editorials in Foreign Policy and U S Catholic to broader debates on language, identity, and American values amid wartime crisis and social change.
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