Bush seeks fast congress vote to oust Saddam Hussein
In a call for swift action, the president asks Congress to approve broad authority to disarm Saddam Hussein and restore regional peace. The piece questions evidence of weapons of mass destruction, urges UN leadership, and warns against a unilateral, unchecked war.
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Question of the Week on Congress or Bush support
Ottawa Herald invites readers to vote on whether they favor Congress or President Bush and what they deem necessary regarding Iraq. Submit comments online or at the Ottawa Herald office by Friday. results to appear in the Weekender edition.
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Editorial defends seismic mapping in Canyons of the Ancients Monument
Rocky Mountain News argues that a 3 D seismic survey to map underground oil and gas in the 164000 acre Canyon of the Ancients Monument proceeds with environmental safeguards. The plan, tied to Clinton era oil policy, includes an archaeological and wildlife monitor and limits on new leases.
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War as Distraction and Failed Policies in Bush Era
Charley Reese argues that wars distract from real problems such as inflation, deficits, and failed social programs. He cites decades of wars and rising costs, condemns health care and pensions erosion, and warns of unintended consequences of invading Iraq while urging readers to see Bush as misdirecting attention. Reese invites correspondence to Orlando.
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Massachusetts MCAS debate fuels education reform debate
Sean Carter argues against scrapping the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System and defends standardized testing as a tool to improve education for poor and minority students. He claims the tests, though demanding, incentivize higher skills and warn against abandoning accountability.
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