Memorabilia sales follow BTK arrest spark debate
After the arrest of Dennis Rader as the BTK killer, items allegedly signed by him appeared on eBay for hundreds of dollars. The piece urges notoriety-for-profit laws to cover online listings and argues proceeds should aid victims or victim programs. It notes future dealers may push similar sales to exploit high-profile crimes.
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BTK
Dennis Rader
eBay
Wichita
Rader
Kansas
New York
David Berkowitz
AARP questioned on Social Security plan by Sununu and aides
Sen John Sununu criticizes Bush plan to divert payroll taxes to personal accounts citing AARP concerns. Ed Rollins warns against attacking the group after bipartisan polling. Shaquille O Neal notes NBA BMI study classifies him as obese while many players would be overweight under the same standard.
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AARP
Sen
John Sununu
R-N.h
Bush
Ed Rollins
Shaquille O'Neal
NBA
Telegram Reader Feedback Address and Contact
The Telegram invites reader responses by email or phone and provides mailing address in Garden City Kansas. Contact details include editor email and phone numbers 275-2704 and 276-6862, with Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St. Garden City KS 67846.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
The First Amendment Outline
A concise constitutional declaration limits government actions by prohibiting an establishment of religion and protecting free exercise, speech, and press. It also guards peaceable assembly and the right to petition for redress of grievances.
Bush Doctrine and the global march for freedom
The piece argues freedom is advancing, casts Bush as leading a global campaign against totalitarianism from the Middle East to Russia, and cites Reagan era lessons. It condemns appeasement in Europe, praises democratic movements in Slovakia, and urges leaders to join the side of liberty, warning dictators of consequences. It references Der Spiegel and quotes Lillian Hellman to bolster the call for freedom.
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Europe
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Central America
Middle East
North Korea
Vladimir Putin
Russia
Slovakia
Bratislava
Germany
Gorbachev
Berlin Wall
European Union
Ukraine
Lillian Hellman
Academy Awards reveal fears and satirical jabs at media
Columnist Donald Kaul critiques this year’s Oscars as dull and heavy with grim themes from euthanasia to genocide. He cites Mel Gibson’s film and Robins Williams’ censored joke as symbols of fear spreading from religious and political realms, arguing media bias is secondary to money and power.
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India
Rocky
Sylvester Stallone
Hollywood
Mel Gibson
Chris Rock
Baryshnikov
Rock
Robin Williams
Academy
Janet Jackson
Immigrant English and English Learners in America
The article reviews Bill Bryson and his Made in America arguing immigrants learn English and contribute to American life. It cites Dodge City and Garden City bilingual programs, MACE consent decree of 1981, and Rand Corporation 1985 findings showing high English adoption among Mexican immigrant children. It concludes immigrants learn English, become Americans, and strengthen the nation.
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United States
Bill Bryson
Bryson
Theodore Roosevelt
Dodge City
Garden City
Rand Corporation
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