Viewpoints on drug imports and election fund trends
The piece surveys HHS Secretary Thompson signaling progress for drug importation foes, notes the rise of campaign spending toward a potential $1 billion White House race, and cites concerns about electronic voting security and costs. It includes analyses from The Times Union and The Des Moines Register and discusses MoveOn.org figures and political financing dynamics.
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Thompson
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Mark Dayton
Washington
Times Union
Albany
N.Y
White House
Los Angeles Times
John Kerry
MoveOn.org
America Coming Together
Telegram Forum Seeks Reader Feedback in Garden City
The Telegram invites reader letters and comments. Contact info includes aloes oak hanidir at (620) 276-6862 Ext. 201 or mail Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for submissions.
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Garden City
First Amendment text excerpt
The user quotes the First Amendment clause regarding religion freedom speech and assembly. It references establishment free exercise abridgment press and petition for redress of grievances. This item presents a constitutional text fragment without current news context or named entities.
Plan B sparks politics as facts and schmacks collide
A column argues facts are used to prove outcomes in abortion debates, noting inflated numbers from past eras and current disputes. It highlights the Plan B controversy where an FDA panel backed OTC access, but a later decision blocked nonprescription sale citing age guidance concerns.
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Oston
Homer Simpson
Homer
Bernard Nathanson
Pro-Choice
Pro-Life
Stanley Henshaw
Guttmacher Institute
Nathanson
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Taussig
New York
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Henshaw
World Health Organization
D.C
Washington Times
New York Times
Abortionfacts.com
Schmack
FDA
Schmata
Steven Galson
France
Schmacks
Terrorism begins at home argues against US empire
Eric Stoner argues that U S policy under multiple administrations fuels terrorism. He blames aggressive foreign policy, military bases abroad, and support for Israel as drivers of violence, urging a shift to demilitarization and human rights aligned diplomacy. The piece condemns the Bush administration while calling for policy reevaluation.
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White House
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Clarke
United States
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bin Laden
al-Qaida
U.S
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Washington, D.C
Center For International Policy
Cipenline.org
MinutemanMedia.org
Let Churches States Decide On Gay Marriage Debate
A letter argues against constitutional bans on gay marriage, praising Kansas legislators who avoided a constitutional amendment and endorsing state law recognizing marriage as between a man and a woman. The writer cites charts on divorce rates and recalls public figures, urging states to decide the issue while noting personal views on marriage.
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Ward Loyd
Bush
Dick Cheney
Some
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Cheney
Chris Rock
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Bible Belt
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U.S. Supreme Court
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