Partial Birth Abortion Ban Debate Across Nations
National and state editorials discuss Bush administration efforts to push a federal partial birth abortion ban amid lawsuits and Supreme Court concerns. Other pieces urge Congress to fund Iraq operations, highlight public opinion and economy, and stress hunger and domestic aid challenges in America with calls for action and policy balance.
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Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Wash
U.S. Senate
Bush
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S
Iraq
Congress
George W. Bush
Birmingham
America
Afghanistan
United States
Saddam Hussein
Pulse Reader Forum Contact Details and Postal Address
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Tenkendendentns embles mone ment of religion
The fragment appears to quote or paraphrase constitutional rights about religious freedom speech press assembly and petition. The text is garbled but references protecting free exercise of religion and the rights to expression and protest. No clear event, person, or place identified.
Terri Schiavo case sparks debate on who decides care
The author reflects on public reactions to Terri Schiavo and argues for clear health care proxies. She notes the clash between husband and parents, the influence of media, and the role of the governor in Florida. The piece links past cases Quinlan and Cruzan to today’s questions about consent, surrogates, and living wills.
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Terri
Terri Schiavo
Florida
Michael
Hotmail
Larry King
Schiavo
Karen Ann Quinlan
Nancy Cruzan
Supreme Court
Nancy
Missouri
Jeb Bush
George Annas
Jeb
World famine crisis crosses borders with vast moral costs
Frank Murray warns of a looming humanitarian catastrophe as 38 million people across Afghanistan Africa and the Americas face hunger amid droughts floods and conflict. He cites underfunded aid causes, misperceptions about U.S. foreign aid and the need for decisive action from Washington, urging reform and increased generosity.
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Afghanistan
Africa
North Korea
Central America
U.n.’S World Food Program
WFP
USAID
CARE
Oxfam
Congo
United States
Washington
A Year of Discoveries in Garden City
Staff writer Gwen Tietgen reflects on one year as Garden City police and courts reporter turning government beat. She recalls two homicides, courtroom research, survivor interviews, academy training, and the town’s friendly people while noting the importance of accuracy and reader corrections.
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McDonald’s
Garden City
America
Nebraska
Jetmore
Empire State Building
Lower Manhattan
Police and Courts
Mike Utz
Utz
Police
Citizens’ Police Academy
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Arthur D. Little Management Institute
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