Editorial fears over Saddam trial and elusive terrorists
The piece criticizes the Saddam Hussein arrest process and the push for a fair trial while expressing frustration that Osama bin Laden Ayman Zawahiri and Abu Musab Zarqawi remain at large. It questions White House diplomacy and CIA honesty and warns the new year will pass with these fugitives uncaptured.
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U.S
Ramsey Clark
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Ayman Zawahiri
Abu Musab Zarqawi
White House
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al Kamen
Washington Post
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ABC
Good Morning America
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Bush
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NATO seeks new common ground to redefine alliance
Washington amid efforts to remake NATO into a global security body capable of humanitarian missions and wide operations. The debate over mission scope, burden sharing, and a new common program tests transatlantic unity as 26 members weigh Finland.
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Atlantic
U.S
NATO
Sparre
Bush
Iraq
Berlin
France
Condoleezza Rice
European Union
Iran
Europe
Czech Republic
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red Cross
Alliance
Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Old Hometown in 1980 KU speech policy debate
Del Shankel acting chancellor at Kansas University endorses parts of a report to the Kansas Board of Regents. The move narrows the path toward a campus free speech policy as KU continues developing guidelines for appearances and utterances on campus. In Lawrence Daily World archives the 1905 items note street project contracts and local ordinances affecting youths and railroads.
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del Shankel
Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
KU Long
Lawrence Daily World
Lawrence Electric Light Co
Mitchell
Phillips
Santa Fe
Public Forum on Iraq War Criticism and Patriotism
Harold Piehler and Tony Miller urge questioning the Iraq war while defending troops. They reference Cheney and Hastert criticisms, McCain on torture limits, and warn against forced conformity. The letter links patriotism to free inquiry and notes soldiers cannot question policy.
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House
Hastert
Leonard Pitts Jr
Journal-World
Bush
John McCain
McCain
Senate
White House
Saddam
Economic boon or bust from Religious Right in Kansas
The piece imagines a provocative economic surge tied to religious activism in Kansas. It jokes that marketers of faith goods and hair products will profit, censorship jobs will rise, revivalists will live opulently, and sensational claims about science and credentials will reshape opportunity, all critiquing superficial trends.
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Kansas
Questioning Iraq War Asks If Traitor Feelings Spread
A reader argues that criticizing the Iraq war tactic counts as aiding the enemy. The letter accuses the Bush administration of misused prewar intelligence and claims committees were restricted in their review. It notes doubts about the State Department, Energy, and German intelligence sources. The author urges civil debate and editor’s licensing rules for letters.
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Iraq
Congress
Senate
White House
Roperess
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Bush
Department of Energy
Robb-Silberman
Daniel Patrick Schamle
Lawrence
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