Lee Richardson Zoo welcomes pair of lion cubs
New lion cubs born August 24 at Lee Richardson Zoo ventured outside for the first time in mid October drawing cheers from visitors. The zoo, part of an African lion breeding program, seeks public help naming the cubs with ballots available at multiple local venues and a November 28 deadline.
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Southwest
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Finnup Center For Conservation Education
Garden City Teachers Federal Credit Union
Finney County Public Library
Telegram
Garden City
Bush vows forceful, lawful pursuit of terror threats
The president vows aggressive actions against a looming enemy while upholding legal limits as the Supreme Court weighs a challenge to military trials for foreign terror suspects. Barbara Bullock mourns after a tornado leveled her Indiana home killing nearly two dozen. Liberia faces a pivotal postwar election with two standout candidates.
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Supreme Court
Barbara Bullock
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Telegram letters policy and contact guidance
The Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor requiring signature address and phone number, with confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length, kept under 500 words, and general thank you letters may be broader. Form letters poems or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text cited and embraced in constitutional context
The excerpt presents the First Amendment limits on government power, prohibiting establishment of religion, protecting free exercise, free speech and press, and safeguarding the right to assemble and petition. It outlines core civil liberties in a concise constitutional framing.
Ohio war a key factor in Bush support decline
In Ohio the Iraq war dominates voters’ views as President Bush faces a tougher climate. Interviews show decline in GOP support amid Iraq casualties from Columbus and Brook Park, with Democrats sensing chances in governor and Senate races. Voters express mixed awareness of national issues, focusing on war’s local impact and possible paths to a conclusion.
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White House
Post
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Cleveland
Brook Park
Washington
Supreme Court
John Roberts
Harriet Miers
Samuel Alito
I. Lewis
Scooter” Libby
Cheney
Valerie Plame
Cial
Columbus
Pro torture policy sparks US debate and Cuban critique
The piece weighs Adolfo Perez Esquivel’s harsh words against U S policy on torture, contrasts U S and Cuban human rights standings, notes McCain's bill to ban degrading treatment, and cites Latinobarometro showing waning U S image in Latin America as the Bush administration ponders official use of torture. Roger Hernandez urges vigilance against eroding rights.
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Iraq
Adolfo Perez Esquivel
Argentina
Brazil
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Perez Esquivel
U.S
Cuba
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Washington
al- Qaida
Ayman al-Zawahiri
Musab al-Zarqawi
Latin America
Bush
Latinobarometro
United States
John McCain
Fidel Castro
Second Amendment canary and gun industry lawsuits
In a defense of gun rights Charley Reese argues that Congress and President Bush only leveled the playing field for manufacturers by shielding them from certain lawsuits. He criticizes anti gun groups and urges readers to support the National Rifle Association, asserting that government control erodes freedom and that the Second Amendment is the canary of democracy. He includes a mailing address for correspondence.
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New Orleans
America
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Ford
Smith & Wesson
United States
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Machiavelli
Europe
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