Quote of the Day from Howard Kurtz on journalism impact
Media critic Howard Kurtz notes print journalists can quietly interview frightened Iraqi residents away from active conflict, avoiding the distractions of televised spectacle. He argues notebooks ease sensitive conversations, highlighting a contrast with TV coverage.
Habitat for Humanity builds faith through volunteers in Franklin County
The Franklin County Habitat for Humanity launches Building on Faith Sept 11 18 to paint 25 homes up from three last year with local churches businesses and groups helping. Peltons Painting and Wal Mart Distribution Center donate paint while residents may nominate homes to be painted or apply for assistance at 202% S Main St or (785) 242 2600.
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The First Amendment Text
A historic summary of the First Amendment provisions prohibits government establishment of religion and protects free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. It outlines limits on Congress to ensure citizens may practice beliefs express opinions publish information gather peacefully and seek redress of grievances.
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Democrats start convention with lively speeches and sharp critiques
Washington analyst Donald Kaul notes that the Democratic National Convention kicked off with a brisk day of speeches by Jimmy Carter Al Gore and Bill Clinton attacking the Bush administration and appealing to shared responsibilities. He warns the party faces challenges including Sandy Berger FBI scrutiny and internal missteps.
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Political theater over 9 11 threat rise in U S
The piece argues the elevated terror warning is entangled with politics as President Bush and rivals navigate blame and policy. It contends Democrats gain from criticism while Republicans face scrutiny over handling soft targets and the 9 11 Commission findings amid ongoing terrorism worries.
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