Rundell aims write-in bid after GOP primary loss
Ian Randell promises vigorous campaigning and spelling lessons to supporters over six weeks to regain a seat on the Kansas State Board of Education. He acknowledges underestimating voters in the August primary against Connie Morris, a rival who advocates removing undocumented immigrant children from schools.
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State Board of Education
Rundell
Colorado
Connie Morris
St. Francis
Morris
Syracuse
Kansas
Burtdell
World tensions rise as Iraq force seeks action
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld urges Congress to authorize force against Saddam Hussein before the U N Security Council acts. Protests erupt as authorities arrest terror suspects, with a Buffalo critic urging flight to Afghanistan. Colette Guttman recalls Auschwitz and Maurice Papon’s release after lengthy service in a Nazi collaboration case.
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Iraq
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Papon
Colette Guttman
Maurice Papon
September 19 in History Highlights from 1777 to 1957
This date marks events across centuries including the first Battle of Saratoga in 1777, Washingtons farewell address in 1796, Garfield’s death in 1881, the Lindbergh case arrest in 1934, Lord Haw-Haw sentencing in 1945, Peron ouster in 1955, and Americas underground nuke test in 1957.
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Washington
United States
James A. Garfield
Bruno Hauptmann
New York
William Joyce
Lord Haw-Haw
Juan Peron
Argentina
Question on Pre emptive Strike to Topple Saddam Hussein
A reader poll asks respondents whether they favor a pre emptive strike to topple Saddam Hussein with options Yes No Not sure. The brief presents survey style inquiry and possible public opinion stance.
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Saddam Hussein
BUZZ Newsroom Notice by Email Contact
Contact BUZZ via email at thebuzz 4 gctelegram.com or call 275 2704 Ext. 304 Attn BUZZ for story tips and submissions. The brief notice instructs readers on how to reach the Buzz desk and provide timely information.
Honey and the pear tree wrecking on the farm
A personal column recalls Honey a mild uncle whose dangerous humor with farm machinery ended many trees and fences. The author reflects on a barren pear tree from youth and the surprising, destructive edge of Honey's love for tractors and chaos.
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Honey
Ralph Nader
Killer Honey
Not black and white racism in the south last Friday
Kathleen Parker argues that racism is pervasive beyond simple labels. Eunice Stone’s alert to potential terrorism reflects vigilant reporting, though the three medical students were ultimately released after 18 hours. The piece questions Southern stereotypes and defends Stone’s cautious action while noting broader racial tensions.
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Alligator Alley
Eunice Stone
Calhoun
Shoney’s
Miami
Stone
Kamel Choudhary
CNN
Connie Chung
Choudhary
South
Rod Dreher
National Review Online
ABC
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Georgia
Hollywood
Boston
Renee Graham
Will Smith
Bagger Vance
New York
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Malcolm X
Eunice Stones
Commentary on War Debate and Economic Draft Critique
Mark Weisbrot argues against rushing into war over Iraq, linking political leaders to dynastic privilege and economic interests. He contends the administration pushes Iraqi fears while ignoring domestic harms and cites past antiwar protests and policy scandals.
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Vietnam
National Guard
Dick Cheney
Iraq
Enron
Harken Energy Corp
Cheney
Halliburton
Congress
George Bush
U.S
Adolph Hitler
Bush II
George W. Bush
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