Views on Terrorism and Education Policy in U S Media
The State Department faced scrutiny after admitting a flawed count of terrorist incidents from 2001 to 2003, with omissions and bias cited. Star Tribune questions loan consolidation while grads face higher costs despite low rates, and Sept 11 Commission hearings reveal systemic failures across agencies and air defense. Positive steps include NORAD drills.
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Dayton
Ohio
US State Department
Colin Powell
State Department
Bush Administration
Star Tribune
Minneapolis
Congress
House Committee On Education and the Workforce
U.S
Mohammed Atta
FAA
National Air Traffic Control System Command Center
United Flight 93
Pennsylvania
Sky Defense
NORAD
Telegram feedback channel details and contact addresses
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email, fax, or phone. Contact options include editor, Attn Editor Ext 201, and mailing address 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Also provides a general website getelegram com for submissions and inquiries.
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Seventh St
Garden City
First Amendment Core text summary
A constitutional principle stating that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise of religion. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and the right of the people to assemble peacefully and to petition the Government for redress of grievances.
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Core
The Dots of War and Public Opinion in Iraq Debate
A reflective critique traces how political rhetoric turned simple dots into a rationale for war. It contrasts White House arguments about Iraq al Qaida ties with Sept. 11 findings, and notes public opinion shifts about Saddam’s role and the War on Terror.
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Oston
Iraq
World Trade Center
Baghdad
Osama
Saddam
al-Qaida
United States
Thomas Kean
Commission
Iran
Pakistan
White House
al- Qaida
Bush
Lee Hamilton
Afghanistan
Washington Post
Harris
Frank Luntz
New York
Washington
Michael Moore
Hussein
Students of Logic
War as a crusade rhetoric misreads military history
Col. Daniel M. Smith argues that President Bush equated the war on terror with World War II and notes historians misunderstandings about pre Pearl Harbor U.S. involvement. He warns crusade language risks perpetual conflict and erodes freedom, urging a nonwar approach to counterterrorism.
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Bush
Air Force Academy
Normandy
Eisenhower
Afghanistan
Iraq
U.S
Marine Corps
Britain
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Germany
Japan
Middle East
Sluggin Manatees bounce toward better days in softball
In Garden City recreation league notes, the Sluggin Manatees softball team breaks a losing streak with their lone win as manager reflects on how loss teaches grace. The piece links pro examples and a clutch outfielder’s Statue of Liberty catch to optimism for brighter days ahead.
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Telegram
Manatees
Garden City Recreation Commission
Royals
Yankees
Kansas City
Kauffman Stadium
Detroit Pistons
Lakers
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
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J.J. Hensley
Ijhensley
Gctelegram
Elan City Telegram
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