Vatican condoms stance sparks AIDS debate abroad
A global view critiques the Vatican stance on birth control and condoms amid AIDS. Cardinal Trujillo asserts HIV can pass through condoms, provoking international criticism of church doctrine and its impact on developing nations. Meanwhile Sweden Cuba link prompts prison risks for critics.
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Vatican
John Paul II
Alfonso Lopez Trujillo
Pontifical Council For the Family
British Broadcasting Corp
Cuba
Sweden
Stockholm
Europe
Telegram invites reader feedback to editor
The Telegram invites submissions by email to editor at gctelegram. com by fax or by phone at 620 275 2704 Attn Editor. Mail to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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First Amendment Article Definition
The text cites the First Amendment protecting religion speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances, outlining prohibitions on government interference with free exercise and expression. It anchors rights to worship, speak, publish, gather, and seek governmental remedy.
Liberal Wimp Empathy for Rush Limbaugh Revealed
The author mocks Rush Limbaugh as a bombastic icon, then admits liberal wimpathy and sympathy for his rehab odyssey. He contrasts conservative defenses with liberal empathy, noting public tolerance for personal failings across ideological lines. The piece ends with a wish for growth during rehab.
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Fiy
Rush Limbaugh
National Enquirer
Denny’s
Bush
David Frum
Gary Bauer
American Values
Rich Lowry
National Review
Don Imus
Rush
Wimpette
al Franken
Joe Conason
Howie Kurtz
Washington Post
Bill Bennett
Limbaugh
White House
George Bush
Big Rush
Ten censored stories of 2003 project censored list
Peter Phillips of Sonoma State University heads Project Censored, highlighting ten major under covered issues for 2004. Items cover neocon plan for global dominance, homeland security civil liberties, Iraq UN report edits, preemptive actions to provoke terrorism, union suppression, internet ISP consolidation, treaty busting, use of depleted uranium, Afghan poverty and women’s rights, and Africa’s new colonial risk with NEPAD critiques.
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Sonoma State University
Dick Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
Paul Wolfowitz
Clinton
U.S
Bush
Harper's Magazine
Mother Jones
Pilger Carlton.com
Homeland Security
Department of Homeland Security
ACLU
DHS
Publicintegrity.org
Global Outlook
Reuse.com
Ilegally
Iraq
U.N
United States
United Nations
Reagan
Bush Sr
Saddam Hussein
Die Tageszetung
Democracy Now
Humanist” and
Art Voice
Pentagon
George W. Bush
Z Magazine
War Times
American Prospect
Asheville
Hustler Magazine
Afghanistan
Unicef
Africa
NEPAD
Left Turn
Briarpatch
Peacework
New Internationalist
Projectcensored.org
Seven Stories
The Goat Curse and the Cubs World Series Hope
A columnist muses on superstition surrounding the 58 year Cubs drought and the Bartman incident. He recalls the Billy Goat curse origin and the Marlins game outcome while weighing belief versus psychology. He suggests cautious optimism for next year and hints at consulting experts. Scott Aldis-Wilson.
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Chicago Cubs
Florida Marlins
Matthew Sprague
Windy City
Cubs
Chicago
Sam Sianis
Wrigley Field
Billy Goat Tavern
Sammy Sosa and Company
Marlins
Steve Bartman
Moises Alou
Bartman
Matt
Stevie Wonder
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European Union
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Germany
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