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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2007
Page
4
The article notes AA helps many recover from alcoholism while warning on youth drinking. Surgeon General Moritsugu issues a Call to Action to curb underage alcohol use and binge drinking. AA marks its 72nd anniversary as programs influence families and youths.
Nir Peres, an Israeli military liaison officer, says security needs conflict with humanitarian concerns as Israel restricts Gazans from fleeing to the Israeli side of the Gaza Strip crossing. He notes a risk of allowing militants linked to past attacks from entering.
The Telegram lists acceptance rules for reader letters including signing with address and phone number, confirmation before publication, and editing for libel and length. Letters must be under 500 words and general thank you notes may be accepted. Form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed.
The First Amendment protects establishment and free exercise of religion, freedom of speech and of the press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress. These provisions limit government action and secure individual rights.
The Bush administration battles to push Iraqi PM Nouri al Maliki toward action while facing court setbacks over indefinite detention of enemy combatants. Adm Fallon and diplomat Crocker urged Maliki publicly, as Congress awaits a comprehensive Iraq report. Supreme Court and circuit rulings challenge military detention. Republican candidates back Bush policies but risk losing.
Personal anecdotes reflect on wealth myths and public security. The author recalls meeting Sam Walton, prison outreach in El Dorado, and travel security post 9/11 while criticizing government data practices and identity risks. Names include Sam Walton, Warren Buffett, and Sandhill Books.
A critique of television news argues cable channels mislead with celebrity stories and trivia. It calls for reading newspapers to stay informed, noting that a free society requires citizens who actively seek knowledge and diverse information.
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