Breast cancer awareness urges early detection and access
October marks National Breast Cancer Awareness Month as health professionals push early screening to save lives. The American Cancer Society highlights that fear of mammograms and lack of insurance deter screening, with 47 million Americans uninsured, underscoring the need for broader access to care and timely diagnosis.
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American Cancer Society
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Iran nuclear ambitions cited by Merkel at UNGA
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned at the UN General Assembly that Iran acquiring a nuclear bomb would have disastrous consequences. She stressed the need for a united, firm stance among nations to prevent nuclear proliferation and ensure regional stability.
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Iran
Angela Merkel
U.N. General Assembly
Telegram invites signed letters to editor returnable
The Telegram requests letters to the editor be signed with the writer's address and phone number and states all letters will be confirmed before publication. They may be edited for libel and length, with a 500 word limit for general letters and non print for form letters poems or business testimonials.
First Amendment Text Remembered In Brief
A concise restatement of the First Amendment outlines Congress shall make no law establishing religion, prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, or infringing on the right to peaceably assemble or petition the government for grievances. The passage preserves core civil liberties.
Reciprocity for speakers at liberal campuses and Iran visit
The author argues for reciprocal free speech on campuses where conservatives face disruption and questions Columbia's Ahmadinejad invitation. He cites past campus clashes at Smith College, UC Davis, Georgetown, Michigan State, and notes figures like Tancredo, Horowitz, Parker, and Pipes. The piece urges equal access for conservatives and liberals and for cross-national dialogue.
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Iran
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
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Smith College
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Smith
NPR
Nina Totenberg
Nina
U.S. News and World Report
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City Jourral
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Walid Shoebat
PLO
Shoebat
Ahmadinejad
America
Satan
United States
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Tom Tancredo
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Michigan State
David Horowitz
Parker
Daniel Pipes
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Greenspan cited as champion of the rich in book critique
The column critiques Alan Greenspan, former Fed chair, praising his memoir The Age of Turbulence while accusing him of self-justification and political bias. It notes his stance on tax cuts, debt, and government size, and portrays him as a self promoting figure with Ayn Rand influence.
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Federal Reserve
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New York Times
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Clinton
Paul Krugman
Bush
Congress
Ayn Rand
Laissez Faire Loony Toons
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Mixed bag of thoughts and a defense of service
A collage of notes on GI Bill reform, Gridiron Club history, and shifts in military culture. It cites the Post 9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2007, contrasts costs with current benefits, recalls Gridiron dinners and hymn standing, questions military service influence on policy, and lists acronyms and caregiver stats.
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U.S
Grover Cleveland
Free World
Mark Shields
Marine Corps
Shields
Rowland Evans
Mark Russell
PBS
Jim Lehrer
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