Views on beef safety and political conventions in the U S
The piece discusses consumer confidence in beef amid a rare Canadian cow find and trade tensions with Japan, arguing U S beef is safe and urging quicker resolution of trade issues. It also critiques political conventions, suggesting selling naming rights to cover costs and questioning their usefulness, citing Kerry's stance and past convention dynamics.
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Florida
Europe
Canada
United States
Britain
Japan
U.S
Dallas Morning News
Kerry
John Kerry
Jerry Ford
Ronald Reagan
Vegas
Miami
United Auto Workers
Pfizer
Telegram Forum Feedback Addressed to Editor
The Telegram invites reader feedback by email, fax, or mail to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for weekly forum submissions and comments.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Walton County Court Posts Free Speech Policy Update
County government announces new policy clarifying rights to free speech and press in public meetings. Officials emphasize protection of peaceful assembly and petition rights while outlining safety and decorum standards for attendees and participants.
No such thing as a good war
Ellen Goodman argues against the notion of a good war while reflecting on a forthcoming D-Day 60th anniversary memorial on the Washington Mall. She links wartime rhetoric by Eisenhower and Roosevelt to modern Iraq policy, urging appreciation and caution in remembering World War II without glamorizing conflict.
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Oston
Washington Mall
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
al-Qaida
Taliban
Iraq
Bush
Pacific
Jeremy Smits
Lynndie England
Baghdad
Vietnam
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Dresden
World Health Assembly debated FCTC amid U S praise and doubt
Patricia Lynn, Infact campaign director, argues the United States signs the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control but has a history of not ratifying treaties, urging Senate action to ratify the FCTC quickly. The piece critiques U S credibility, links to Philip Morris Altria, and calls for global health policy integrity.
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U.S
United States
World Health Organization
FCTC
Philip Morris
Altria
Louis Camilleri
Tommy Thompson
Karl Rove
Senate
Sen
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Lifers and death penalty debated in a reader rant
A reader argues against life sentences and supports abolition or reform of capital punishment. He disputes executing innocents, questions ethical medical experiments on death row inmates, and cites Shawshank Redemption and Monte Cristo as cautionary examples while urging finite sentences and accountability. He critiques the justice system as rehabilitative or punitive and ends with a call for practical deterrence over punitive excess.
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Cnn.com
Florida
John Backwelder
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