Ronald Reagan's Alzheimer's Journey and Call to Action
Reagan announced he would enter the sunset of his life after learning of his Alzheimer's diagnosis in 1994. The piece notes the disease’s impact on memory and daily living, his public health legacy, rising but uneven federal funding, and the ongoing push for research including stem cell work to accelerate progress.
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Rmer
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Landon Center On
University of Kansas Medical Center
Iranian foreign minister defends peaceful nuclear aims amid IAEA probe delay
Kamal Kharrazi states no plans for weapons and peaceful purposes as IAEA criticizes Iran for delaying a nuclear activity probe. Bill Thomas calls tax relief possible for subsistence whaling. Boston mayor Menino discusses complexity of convening the Democratic National Convention.
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Kamal Kharrazi
International Atomic Energy Agency
Bill Thomas
Calif
Boston
Thomas Menino
Telegram invites reader feedback to editor
The Telegram requests letters to the editor and feedback via email, fax, or phone and provides the mailing address at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for Attn Editor.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment Principles Cited in Historical Note
A brief passage recalls the First Amendment restrictions on government action regarding religion speech press assembly and petition. It outlines establishment prohibitions and protections for free exercise and rights to petition. The text emphasizes a framework safeguarding civil liberties in governance.
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Shanghai style ward politics and Sun Chao’s reform drive
In central Shanghai’s Xuhui District Sun Chao, 48, a Georgetown law alumnus and mayor, champions openness and efficiency. He aims to graft America’s Progressive era reforms onto China’s one party system while expanding training for migrants and pursuing e mail driven governance amid a booming economy and rising energy needs.
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China
Shanghai
Beijing
Sun Chao
Xuhui
Sun
Georgetown University
People’s Congress
America
People’s Government
Wisconsin
Jim Doyle
Madison
Communist Party
Cellphone Culture Drowns Private Space in Public
Ellen Goodman muses on how mobile phones invade privacy as conversations spill into trains, planes, and streets. Public chatter fragments personal boundaries, turning private details into shared noise and eroding the sense of place and anonymity.
Nancy Reagan Caring Legacy Compared To Jackie Kennedy Onassis
A reader contrasts Nancy Reagan with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis focusing on care for the president and public perception. The piece recalls Nancy's protective role during Ronald Reagan's illness and funeral, noting criticisms of overprotection and her breast cancer diagnosis in 1987.
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Nancy Reagan
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Mr. Reagan
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White House
U.S. Census Bureau
California
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Jackie
John F Kennedy
Jackie Kennedy
America
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Ken
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Ellen Goodman
Ellengoodman
Globe.com
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Schapman
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