Bush urged to release Abu Ghraib documents
A prose analysis argues the United States must fully disclose Abu Ghraib materials to uphold human rights. It notes released memos show humane treatment intent, while many records remain hidden, prompting calls for transparency and accountability beyond partisan politics.
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Graduation speech contrasts with Reagan funeral praise
A public high school gradation featured a comedian speaker who bragged about a risqué 1970s outfit. The speaker's stunt is contrasted with the seriousness of Ronald Reagan's achievements and funeral tributes. The speaker's antics are argued against as undermining honorable work and parental guidance.
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The Telegram Open Forum Feedback Contact Details
The Telegram invites reader input by email at editor Se 275 2704 Attn Editor or by mail to Attn Editor 310 N See Enth St Garden City Kansas 67846. Readers may also call 276 6862 extension 201 to share comments or letters.
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First Note Intart Epee Free Speech Rights
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Saddam and al Qaida linked by family ties, says columnist
Cal Thomas argues 9 11 Commission found some al Qaida Iraq contacts and warnings that Saddam Hussein aided terror networks. He compares Islamist figures to a Mafia family, saying all share hostility to America and mutual influences. He cites media headlines and Kerry’s shifting stance to illustrate tangled links.
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Ten years after the OJ verdict gremlins wake in us all
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts reflects on the 1994 OJ Simpson case as a racial Rorschach. He recalls how whites and blacks interpreted the trial, the violence of the era, and the lingering power of race in public perception. He contrasts it with Kobe Bryant's later case and ponders whether racial maturity or cynicism governs today.
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Varied snapshots of life from politics to art and family
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