Bush Crony Ties Fuel Iraq Reconstruction Controversy
Our View criticizes the Bush administration for promoting cronies like New Bridge Strategies led by Joe Allbaugh to middleman Iraq reconstruction. It notes Halliburton’s $2 billion in contracts, asserts noncompetitive awarding, and questions future bidding despite promises of competition.
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War-torn convoy notes and faith views collide in Iraq and church
A 3rd Armored Cavalry squadron near Husaybah Iraq faces hostile fire during routine drives while a church leader Franks Griswold defends openly gay bishop support amid ongoing debates about scripture and society. A National Sleep Foundation expert cautions on fatigue behind the wheel and its deadly consequences.
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Finney County and Garden City Commission Addresses Listed
Administrative centers for Finney County and Garden City appear with street addresses. Finney County Commission at 311 N Ninth St Garden City KS 67846 and Garden City Commission at 301 N Eighth St present for official purposes.
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Pulse Reader Forum Feedback Channel
The Telegram invites reader feedback via email fax or phone. Provide remarks to editor Attn Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 for publication consideration and response.
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Fragmented Text on Freedom of Religion and Speech
A partial passage references the First Amendment protections for religion and the free exercise thereof. It also mentions freedom of speech press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the Government for redress of grievances, reflecting constitutional guarantees.
Recall mood shifts across California and Dean surge
A veteran Republican operative links the California recall to the Howard Dean phenomenon, noting voter anger at the political establishment and a readiness to seek outside options. The piece traces cyclical discontent from Nixon and Reagan to Clinton and Perot, suggesting a broader mood that could threaten the presidency if it persists.
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Arnold’s recall race derailment by Arianna Huffington sniping
A column deconstructs Arnold Schwarzenegger’s hostile confrontation with Arianna Huffington during the 2003 recall campaign. It notes past media stunts, questions about his treatment of women, and the failed effort to soften his image for crossover appeal. The piece argues the dispute with Huffington exposed deeper gender and credibility issues amid his bid.
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Arianna Huffington
Entertainment Weekly
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Vaclav Havel
Austria
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Premiere Magazine
Payback time in Iraq payback time in Iraq
Cal Thomas argues the United States should press oil producers and creditors, not American taxpayers, to fund Iraq reconstruction. He cites Iraq’s oil reserves, underdeveloped fields, and past contracts with China, France, and Russia, urging a pay-as-you-go plan funded by oil revenues and creditor cooperation.
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