New Jersey should legalize medicinal marijuana use
Daily Record discusses legalization of marijuana for medical patients, noting eleven states permit medical use and a June Senate committee hearing on New Jersey becoming the 12th. It weighs medical potential against federal illegality and NSA surveillance debates amid broader security versus liberty concerns.
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Daily Record
Parsippany
N.J
New Jersey
Senate
American Medical Association
National Academy of Sciences
Terrence P. Farley
Ocean County
Telegram seeks letters to editor with signer's details
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and edited for libel and length. Keep letters under 500 words. General thank you notes may be accepted. form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials will not be printed. Contact options include email fax phone and mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
First Amendment text echoed as cornerstone of freedoms
The excerpt reiterates the First Amendment prohibiting establishment of religion and safeguarding free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights, framing these protections as essential to government accountability and citizen redress.
Bushs National Guard border plan masks immigration policy
The piece critiques a Bush proposal to deploy National Guard to the Mexico border as a political tactic. It argues the plan distracts from real enforcement, enables legalizing past and future Latin American arrivals, and cites a Senate bill, Third Way analysis, and a 2004 immigration crackdown as evidence of weak enforcement and broad amnesty. Rich Lowry is cited.
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Bush
National Guard
Mexico
Congress
Latin America
Clinton
U.S
Somalia
Mogadishu
White House
Border Patrol
Bartleby
Scrivener
Law-And-Order
Third Way
Rio Grande
Chamber-Of-Commerce
Senate
Washington Times
Nuclear risks from U S reactors spark Greenpeace report
Greenpeace bellows that private nuclear power began with a 1950s AEC authorization and Indian Point. It cites almost 200 near misses since 1986, including radioactive leaks, waste disposal battles, and security flaws. The group warns of public danger and industry lobbying for a nuclear renaissance. Jim Riccio of Greenpeace is quoted.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York
Indian Point
N.Y
Hudson River
Greenpeace
United States
U.S
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Bush Administration
Chernobyl
Braidwood
Byron
Dresden
Palo Verde
Illinois
Arizona
Yucca Mountain
Nevada
Department of Energy
Florida
FBI
Shocking criminal cases spark debate on consent and crime
A Frankfurt jury convicted Armin Meiwes in a chilling case where a man sought to be eaten after consenting to harm. Other U S stories include men charged with castration crimes, a man charged for licking children’s feet, a Florida woman’s bulletproof bra moment, a Mojave lawn theft, a Tampa driver’s arrest after a bullet stopped by a bra, and London firefighters freeing a drunken climber from a tree after an all‑night sleep in the branches.
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Germany
Courttv.com
Armin Meiwes
Bernd Juergen Brandes
Berlin
Meiwes
Brandes
United States
North Carolina
Associated Press
Mojave Desert
Tampa
Fla
London
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