Unflinching support shown as veterans honored at recital
At Clifford Hope Auditorium Maj Waite led the Heartland of America band in a tribute to veterans. Veterans stood to be recognized and sang their service songs as the band played a medley of Army Navy Marine Coast Guard and Air Force songs. The scene stressed enduring support for troops amid debates over Iraq.
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Clifford Hope Auditorium
US Air Force
Heartland of America
Maj. A. Phillip Waite
Waite
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Air Force
Iraq
War talk and memories from veterans and leaders
National security adviser Condoleezza Rice says major combat operations in Iraq have not resumed. Reuben Law recalls Armistice Day celebrations in Allrey with affectionate kisses from locals. Bono honors Johnny Cash as an oak tree in a garden of weeds.
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Iraq
Condoleezza Rice
Allrey
Reuben Law
Nevada
Bono
Johnny Cash
Garden City Officials Contact Addresses and Phones
Garden City and Finney County offices list locations for the County Administrative Center and City Administrative Center along with the Garden City Community College contact numbers. Includes street addresses in Garden City Kansas and a main telephone and fax line for the college.
Telegram reader forum contact details misformatted
The Telegram invites feedback via email fax and phone with office in Garden City Kansas details. It lists editor contact options including email address and Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St, Garden City KS 67846.
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N. Seventh St
Garden City
Freedom of Religion and Speech Clause Quoted
Fragment from a constitutional text cites protections for religion free exercise and prohibition on abridging speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. The wording emphasizes foundational rights and government restraint. The surrounding context references the First Amendment principles in a historical or legal discussion.
Dean blooper hardens southern Democrat divide
The piece argues Dean's Confederate flag remark alienated Southern voters and risked deepening the split between blacks and whites in the region. It notes Republican gains in Kentucky and Mississippi governors while Southern Democrats eye the long odds of recapturing the White House. It cites scholars like Merle Black and warns against Dean’s Vermont origins hurting his appeal.
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Mississippi
Deep South
Ernest “Fritz” Hollings
South Carolina
GOP
Hollings
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China
National Democratic Party
Don Fowler
Sol
Merle Black
Emory University
Black
Vermont
White House
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Georgia
Arkansas
Pat Caddell
George McGovern
George Wallace
McGovern
Iraq
George W. Bush
John Edwards
Soci
NASCAR Dads and the 2004 Democratic gender gap
Ellen Goodman analyzes how the term NASCAR Dad highlights a gendered voter split in 2004. The piece compares NASCAR Dad to soccer moms, notes shifts in party appeals, and traces how candidates from Dean to Kerry address male swing voters while safeguarding women’s support.
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Anchester
N.H
Howard Dean
Dean
Democratic
Dale Earnhardt
Jefferson Davis
Florida
Celinda Lake
Ologist
Arlie Hochschild
Nascar
Enron
Bob Graham
Edwards
Gephardt
Clark
Kerry
My Favorite Halloween Memories With Family and Friends
A reminiscence of childhood Halloweens focused on family time and shared moments. The author recalls homemade blue Crayon costumes, party helpers, trick or treating with dad and a dog, and trade games over candy, contrasting remembered costumes with lasting memories of togetherness.
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Mom
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