Walton's Lessons Guide Tough Libby Sentence City Judge
The piece reflects on Reggie Walton's decades of courtroom discipline and outreach to youths, praising his stance that no one is above the law. It notes Walton's influence, Fitzgerald's handling of the Libby case, and conservative critics' views on the sentence and related political dynamics.
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Winds of Change Push Kansas Toward Wind Energy
The Ottawa Herald reports Kansas politicians and residents weighing rebuilding Greensburg with green energy. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius backs wind power, targeting 10 percent of peak demand by 2010 and 20 percent by 2020, to cut coal reliance and curb pollution amid protests against Holcomb coal plant. Energy efficiency also aims to trim overall demand by 10 percent.
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Mediation quotes on Hamas Fatah talks and high profile legal cases
A trio of statements illustrates high tension: Egyptian Lt. Col. Burhan Hamad condemns rivals Hamas and Fatah for thwarting peace efforts, Duke case attorney David Freedman rejects calls for DA Nifong’s resignation, and a 4th U.S. Circuit panel holds the government to charge Ali al-Marri or release him, limiting presidential authority over civilians.
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First Amendment text excerpt statement of rights
The passage presents the First Amendment limits on Congress. It outlines establishment and free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and press, and the rights to assemble and petition the government. It emphasizes restraint on government action regarding these civil liberties.
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Ethanol boom rides a government fuel dream
A critical look at corn ethanol declares it a costly, inefficient policy boom funded by subsidies and mandates. It argues tax credits, tariffs, and public dollars inflate capacity, raise costs to taxpayers, and risk an eventual bust as demand and price dynamics shift.
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Ramblings on Government Power and Public Servants
Charley Reese laments expanding federal regulation and costly politics. He criticizes unreadable bills, proposes concise laws, and warns of an American aristocracy of money. He urges voters to oppose officials tied to big business and recalls Washington’s virtue.
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