Bush victory reshapes American politics after close 2004 vote
After a narrow win, President Bush returns for a second term as voters credit him for wartime leadership and moral issues. High turnout, especially among younger voters, underscores a polarized yet hopeful nation. The new term faces Iraq, a rising deficit, and a more open Congress across party lines.
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Bush victory claim echoed by White House aide and Kerry ally
White House chief of staff Andrew Card said Bush won re election and fight for every vote is ahead. Senator Edwards told Kerry supporters in Boston that they would keep contesting. Kerry went to bed without conceding. Sgt Charles Robert Jenkins recalled fearing for his safety and avoiding hazardous duties in Korea and Vietnam after desertion plea from 1965.
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Garden City Administrative Centers Address List
The text provides locations for Finney County Commission and Garden City Commission offices. Finney County Administrative Center is at 311 N Ninth St, Garden City KS 67846. Garden City Commission Office is at 301 N Eighth St.
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Eighth St
Telegram Pulse Reader Forum Feedback Address
Telegram invites reader feedback to editor A 275 27 area 2 S26 16 6862 or write Attn eedee 310 N ale Garden City Kansas 67846 JWWL.
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First Amendment text as guiding constitutional freedom
The excerpt presents core protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It asserts that Congress shall not establish a church or prohibit free religious practice nor abridge speech press or the right to assemble and seek redress from government.
Bin Laden links Lebanon 1982 to Sept 11 video message
The latest bin Laden release ties his 9 11 thinking to Israel's 1982 Lebanon invasion Operation Peace for the Galilee. He claims core aims were removing rocket sites from northern Israel and stopping the PLO terror in southern Lebanon, citing atrocities and propaganda risks. A Vatican-style condemnation follows, urging western unity to defeat extremism.
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Lebanon
Galilee
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
bin Laden
Notable Americans Outside the Presidency Shaped History
A columnist lists Benjamin Franklin Frederick Douglass Mark Twain J Pierpont Morgan Susan B. Anthony Henry Ford as pivotal figures who influenced the nation beyond the presidency. He invites readers to submit their own selections with reasons, via email, for potential publication.
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Mark Twain
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Morgan
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General Electric
International Harvester
U.S. Steel
Local film ties to Finney County residents in Surviving Christmas
Sequoyah Theatre showed Surviving Christmas with a Forte home in Chicago as the filming site. Finney County couple Mike Merrill and Stephanie Kraus Merrill, KU graduates, lived in a hotel while filming around Thanksgiving two years prior and met stars during the shoot.
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Stephanie Kraus Merrill
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Stephanie
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