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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2006
Page
4
The Daily News discusses President Bush seeking Congress approval for a modified line item veto to strike or keep individual spending items. It notes past use by Clinton, Supreme Court ruling, and potential to curb earmarks, then moves to ethics rules after Abramoff.
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The text outlines the core First Amendment freedoms: no law establishing religion, no law prohibiting free exercise, no abridgment of speech or press, and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances. It emphasizes limits on government action in religious and expressive matters.
A UVA study of 5000 couples links happier marriages to emotional engagement by men and fair housework division, while traditionalists favor breadwinner husbands. The piece argues the best marriages mix progressives' and traditionalists' values and questions whether women should lower expectations to reduce conflict.
Rich Lowry argues the guest-worker proposal hinges on the claim that Americans will not do certain jobs, a premise he treats as misleading. He cites Pew Hispanic Center data showing most labor in key sectors is already performed by immigrants or Americans, not illegal workers, and notes potential market adjustments through higher wages and technology.
In October 2004 Swarthmore students Mark Hanis and Andrew Sniderman formed GI-Net to elevate genocide as a political issue. The group seeks world attention and funding to pressure action, raising about $500,000 for the African Union peacekeeping force amid the Darfur crisis.
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