Stop loss ends for most troops under Gates plan
Editorial argues stop-loss policy ends for most forces with Gates approved plan. Army Reserve and Guard units will mobilize without stop-loss in August and September, active duty unit in January, plus retroactive $500 monthly pay to those kept past enlistment dates. Highlights need to honor modern volunteers and anticipate potential enlistment gains, noting two wars and fiscal pressures.
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AIG Bonuses Stir Washington Over Bailout Sums
The piece rails at 165 million in AIG bonuses as a trivial rounding error amid a 14 trillion economy. It contends Congress and the Obama administration struggle with the crisis while these payouts touch sensitive political nerves.
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Krauthammer blasts AIG bonuses and US policy in heated column
Charles Krauthammer argues against retroactive taxes and contract cancellations over AIG bonuses. He criticizes Obama for demagoguery, warns against protectionism and a trade war, and highlights NAFTA truck provisions and the need to detoxify zombie banks to restore credit and confidence.
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Bush era critics air views on Obama and Cheney
Carl P. Leubsdorf cites how Cheney and Karl Rove challenge Obama and how Andy Card and others press for decorum. The piece notes Bush’s call for a peaceful exit and questions GOP leadership, framing a vacuum as the party seeks a voice after losses.
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Old Home Town Republican Nancy Welsh Announces Bid
Nancy Welsh 37 former treasurer’s office worker collects petition signatures to challenge Ruth Vervynck for Douglas County treasurer in the upcoming election. Al Woolard plans to retire as Lawrence High football coach to become full time athletic director after 19 seasons and a 153 12 5 record.
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The Journal World invites letters under 250 words that are of public interest. Submissions may be edited without altering viewpoints and must include name address and phone number. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters @ ijworld com for publication consideration.
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