DeLay faces dwindling support amid ethics probe and GOP purge
The Los Angeles Times surveys the strain in the conservative movement as Tom DeLay deflects accusations of ethical breaches while House Republicans purge leaders and face a Texas criminal probe. It notes rising nervousness before midterm elections and argues party unity may erode under scandal.
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Schiavo Case Mutter and Lawyer Push Toward End
Suzanne Vitadamo cites dwindling hope as Terri Schiavo’s parents press on with feeding tube efforts. Michael Schiavo’s attorney George Feles urges acceptance of death and for the state to end the legal battle ahead of Easter weekend.
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Peace without politics in Terri Schiavo case article
Ellen Goodman discusses the Terri Schiavo case, criticizing biopolitics and congressional intervention. She contrasts caregiver empathy with political maneuvering, notes the federal lifting of the tube ban, and urges a humane, nonpartisan approach to end‑of‑life decisions.
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Public Debate on Tax Policy and Community Services in Kansas
A citizen letter urges tax policy scrutiny for taxpayer funded services versus private enterprise, questions sales tax effects on nonprofitable services, and calls for consolidated city county departments. It defends traditional views on sexuality, urging a vote for April 5 guided by religious ethics, signed by TOM L. GREENWAY, chairman of Respect Life.
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Wedding and baby drama peeks from May to September
A reflective note on weddings and pregnancies among friends, highlighting multiple ceremonies and expected births. The writer speculates on divorce rates, shares vivid wedding anecdotes, and questions social norms around single motherhood and partnership, anchored by local context and a few named voices. Reporter Gwen Tietgen can gtietgen gctelegram.com.
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