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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2009
Page
4
Budget promises and veteran care sparks concern in debates
Florida Today argues Obama budget advances veterans health care to honor the sacred trust with service members including Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. But concerns surface over a possible cost shift to private insurers for service related injuries. The Los Angeles Times criticizes Bush era rules allowing concealed weapons in national parks and urges proper rulemaking under Interior Secretary Salazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Melbourne
Fla
Obama
Barack Obama
Iraq
Afghanistan
David Gorman
Disabled American Veterans
Congressional Quarterly
Bush
National Rifle Association
NRA
Federal Register
Ken Salazar
Salazar
National
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The Telegram publishes signed letters to the editor with the writer's address and phone number. All letters are subject to confirmation and editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you notes should be general. Form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text excerpt
The passage presents the First Amendment's four core freedoms. It limits government action on religion and protects free speech press assembly and petition rights. It anchors civil liberties in a concise constitutional statement.
Jindal on the national stage and the staff behind him
Kathleen Parker analyzes Bobby Jindal's national debut remarks and the cautionary impact of his handlers. She argues the speech showed a brilliant intellect hampered by coaching, and notes Jindal must mature his delivery to win broader trust. She compares him to Obama and Clinton, calling for bipartisan pragmatism and staff retooling.
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Bobby Jindal
Jindal
Barack Obama
Congress
Statesman
Mister Rogers
Bobby Brady
Kenneth
Louisiana
Tourish
Sarah Palin
France
Bill Clinton
Yale
Harvard
Obama
Rush Limbaugh fires up 85 minute nation address in flight
Ellen Goodman notes Rush Limbaugh delivered a lengthy rallying address aboard a flight criticizing Obama and urging GOP unity while railing against women voters. She contrasts his stance with Oprah and media figures, highlighting a gender gap in his audience and the party’s reluctance to change.
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Oston
Ed Rushbo
David Letterman
Obama
Limbaugh
Louisiana
Bobby Jindal
Michael Steele
Rush
Hell
Oprah
Crouch
Kindle debate echoes love for books and new device
A columnist weighs the Amazon Kindle's rise against the romance of physical books. The piece notes the device costs 359 dollars, holds about 1,500 books, and offers wireless downloads and text-to-speech. It questions monopolization fears while praising accessibility and the sensory value of paper books.
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Amazon
Slate.com
Chadwick Matlin
Apple
Kindle
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Ellen Goodman
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