Army hero James Jordan postpones retirement for Iraq deployment
Army Command Sgt. Major James R. Jordan, brother of Michael Jordan, extends service to lead a yearlong deployment with the Fort Bragg based 35th Signal Brigade in Iraq. The 47 year old senior enlisted soldier remains in command as nearly 2,450 troops prepare to ship out, saying leadership requires staying in the field.
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Democratic statesman and corporate pick in a tense era
Ukraine President Leonid Kuchma warns that peace hinges on holding new elections amid a spiraling political crisis. President Bush backs Kellogg Co. CEO Carlos Gutierrez as commerce secretary, while U.S. Sen. John Edwards begins a three day farewell tour, signaling ongoing political battles.
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Leonid Kuchma
Bush
Carlos Gutierrez
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John Edwards
ToemOM n eics Finney County commission scene
Finney County Commission and Garden City entities list offices at 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and 301 N Eighth St Garden City plus USD 457 Educational Support Center at 1205 Fleming St with contact options including 275 5110 and fax 276 5220.
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Telegram editor contact details for KS forum feedback
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email fax or phone and directs submissions to Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846. Include contact details for possible publication.
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First Amendment text as constitutional standard
The First Amendment states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise. It also bars abridging speech or press, and protects peaceable assembly and petition of government for grievances.
Surprises Mark Bush Second Term and Brokaw Tribute
The piece reflects on unpredictable shifts in politics from Bush's second term to intelligence reform debates. It notes House Republicans opposing Bush's plan, the broader test of leadership, and how media figures like Tom Brokaw balance reporting with personality while remaining grounded and approachable.
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White House
Dennis Hastert
Tom Brokaw
NBC
Midwest
Brokaw
John Chancellor
Our 2004 Vote and the Future of Family Farms
George Naylor urges voters to demand farm friendly policies in a 2004 election reflection. He warns that ignoring rural needs could empower multinational agribusiness, erode farm ownership, and harm local economies, urging a new farm bill and fair trade limits. He cites NAFTA concerns and calls for food sovereignty.
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Associated Press
America
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Republican Party
Jefferson
NAFTA
U.S
George Naylor
Chardan
Iowa
Iowa Citizens For Community Improvement
National Family Farm Coalition
NFFC
MinutemanMedia.org
After election, a nation's divided mood and cries for unity
Four weeks after the election, lawmakers and citizens confront a polarized nation. The piece rails at partisan excess, urges tolerance, and questions moral claims by Republicans while urging unity, diverse views, and ethical solutions as the country heals. Managing Editor Brett Riggs is cited with contact at gctelegram.com.
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