Finney County mirrors nation’s growing majority minority trend
A CNN report cites Census data showing Finney County with 50 percent minority residents among its 41 000 population. The area joins six counties that became majority minority between 2007 and 2008 as immigration enriches the community with Latino Vietnamese Somali and Burmese influences.
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U.S
Finney County
Census Bureau
Garden City
United States
Washington, D.C
Finney
Telegram letters policy prompts reader contact details
The Telegram states letters must include the writer’s address and phone number and will be edited for libel and length. Letters are limited to 500 words, are confirmed before publication, and general thank you letters are acceptable while form letters, poems, or complaints may be rejected.
First Amendment text summary
The First Amendment restricts Congress from creating laws establishing religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press, and guarantees the right of the people to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
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Obama moves toward full commander role in chief
Analysis notes Barack Obama adapting to the duties of commander in chief by expanding troop commitments in Afghanistan, delaying troop withdrawal and keeping controversial policies. He follows defense leaders advice, selecting Biden Clinton Gates and retired General Jones, signaling shift from campaign positions to executive priorities.
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Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Carter
Newsweek
Jon Meacham
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John Kennedy
Carter
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Bill Clinton
Joe Biden
Hillary Clinton
Bob Gates
Bush
James L. Jones
White House
Martian rhetoric and Venusian prudence in Obama Cheney clash
A reflective piece contrasts President Obama and former Vice President Cheney speaking on security at public events. It weighs their differing worldviews from Mars and Venus metaphors, praising Obama’s ideals while defending Cheney’s interrogation stance. The author questions which approach serves the nation best and hints both may hold merit in time.
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Cheney
John Gray
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Venus
U.S
Judge Advocate General's Corps
Guantanamo
Senate
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American Enterprise Institute
Bush
White House
Iraq
CIA
Justice Department
George W. Bush
Obama new sheriff urged to curb urban violence and crime
Stanley Crouch argues Obama as new sheriff should abandon war on drugs and push non imprisonment policies to fight urban violence. He cites Chicago murders of students, community fear, and calls for decisive federal action addressing gangs, guns, and poverty.
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Sweet Home
Chicago
Michael Pfleger
Diane Latker
Pam Rosely
Terrell
Trevon
CNN
AfroMed
Nashville, Tenn
Barack Obama
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