Our View Flag Day celebrates Old Glory and union
The piece traces Flag Day origins from 1777 through 1885 and 1916 to 1949, noting presidents actions and rising patriotism after 9/11. It links flag display to national service, the Iraq transfer timeline, and about 150,000 troops remaining after June 30. It honors those who paid with their lives for freedoms symbolized by the flag.
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United States of America
Wisconsin
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Truman
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Bush
Iraq
Trade mark clash over Soul in the Bowl slogan
Johnny Percle sues Smokey Robinson claiming confusing similarity between Percle's Soul in Yo Bowl and Robinson's The Soul is in the Bowl for Louisiana foods. Percle asserts long use of his catchphrase for gumbo and other fare.
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Johnny Jam
Johnny
Percle
Robinson
Louisiana Foods
Editor contact details for The Pulse Reader Forum
The Telegram invites feedback via email, fax, or phone. Mail correspondence to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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First Amendment text remembered in full
The First Amendment outlines five core freedoms to protect religious establishment and exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It establishes limits on government power and secures public discourse and citizen rights in the United States.
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Colin Powell
Kansas food assistance aims to reduce stigma and boost uptake
Kansans facing hunger encounter stigma and lack of awareness about eligibility. An outreach with Dillions and the Kansas Food Bank seeks to expand access as SRS shifts to store and online applications. The food stamp program now uses a debit like card, reducing embarrassment and fraud.
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Cindy Palmatier
Palmatier
Janet Schalansky
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Dillions Food Stores
Kansas Food Bank
Kansas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Schalansky
SRS
Kansas Health Institute
KHI
Bush shifts from black and white to gray in world view
Roger Hernandez argues that George W. Bush has moved from Reagan style stark contrasts to embracing gray areas in foreign policy. The piece contrasts Bush with Reagan, notes early rigid stances on evil Islamist extremism, and credits recent U N Security Council diplomacy with legitimizing the Iraq enterprise while preserving American troops.
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Tomodel
Ronald Reagan
Bush
Osama bin Laden
Al-Qaida
Reagan
Europe
China
Southeast Asia
Cuba
Nicaragua
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Iraq Enterprise
United States
Bush Administration
Security Council
Germany
France
Mexico
Monroeville Mockingbird Play Returns to Old Courthouse
Reenactment of To Kill a Mockingbird staged in Monroeville Alabama at the Old Monroe County Courthouse drawing audiences for 14 evening performances in May 2004. The town’s tie to author Harper Lee and lawyer father lends local authenticity with student volunteers acting amid courtroom scenes and hymns from the Interdenominational Mass Choir.
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Monroeville
Ala
Finches
Latham
Harper Lee
Monroe County
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