Views Across Papers On Drugs Corruption And Guantanamo
A selection of editorial takes from major papers condemning and debating U S policy on medical marijuana border corruption and Guantanamo abuses The Philadelphia Daily News urges humane drug policy while the Los Angeles Times highlights border graft and smuggling The Journal Star critiques U S torture rhetoric and Amnesty International findings while noting Bush and Abu Ghraib images ongoing global freedom discourse
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Philadelphia Daily News
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
White House
John Walters
Congress
Los Angeles Times
U.s.-Mexico
Mexico
U.S
Army National Guard
Arizona
Journal Star
Peoria
Guantanamo Bay
Newsweek Magazine
Amnesty International
Cuba
Guantanamo
Bush
Abu Ghraib
Bagram
United States
America
Telegram invites signed letters to editor from Garden City KS
The Telegram welcomes letters to the editor signed with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Keep under 500 words. General thank you notes may be printed. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not. Email editor or fax 620 a 620 a7 276-6862 Attn Editor Ext. 201.
UDalem to Ces guarantee rights in the first amendment
A concise excerpt outlines protections in the first amendment including establishment of religion free exercise speech press assembly and petition the government for grievances. The text emphasizes limits on government action and the right to lawful protest.
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Ces
CAFTA Debate Mirrors Central America’s Trade Winds
Rich Lowry weighs CAFTA as a pivotal move for U S and Central America with a potential $22 billion combined gain. He notes bipartisan support among leaders and fears congressional Democrats oppose over labor and environmental standards. The piece cites Chile as a model and calls for renewed regional altruism to back free trade.
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Central America
United States
Nicaragua
Afl-Cio
John Sweeney
House Democratic Caucus
Congress
Bush
Organization of American States Foreign Ministers
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
University of Michigan
U.S
CAFTA
Chile
State Department
Robert Zoellick
Latin America
Jordan
Clinton
Morocco
International Labor Organization
The
Humane Society International
Australia
Nuclear power makeover fails to quell climate fears
Greenpeace policy analyst Jim Riccio argues nuclear energy cannot curb global warming or energy insecurity. He cites cost overruns, Three Mile Island, waste issues, and terrorism risks, urging a shift to energy efficiency and renewables over new reactors. Greenpeace and MinutemanMedia.org distribute the piece.
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Rene
Wall Street
Bush
Congress
United States
Three Mile Island
Main Street America
Middle East
America
George W. Bush
Three Mile
Jim Riccio
Greenpeace
Greenpeace.org
MinutemanMedia.org
In Love and a Dog The Dealbreaker in Our Wedding Plans
I seek help to persuade my partner to adopt a Golden Retriever despite his strict no-pets stance. We share a strong relationship, but a dog would test our pre marital counseling and budget. I recall my dad’s Labradors and yearn for a loyal companion, hoping a dog park and daily walks will seal our future.
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Kursten
Jack
Bobby Kennedy
Pop
Nostalgia Lane
Dominic
Brutus
John Henry
Poco
Mexico City
Kansas City
Buddy
Oprah
Hell
Paris Hilton
Hilton Empire Hotels
Michael Jackson
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Howard Bean
Kursten Phelps
Garden City Telegram
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