Law and not leaders guides on Padilla case ruling
A three judge Second Circuit panel ruled President Bush cannot detain American citizen Jose Padilla without charges. The court ordered his release within 30 days from the Charleston brig, while allowing possible transfer to civilian authorities for charges. The decision contrasts with Hamdi's detention and sets up a Supreme Court clash over wartime rights.
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Afghanistan road ribbon highlights fragile rebuild in war-torn nation
President Karzai cut a ribbon on the Kabul to Kandahar road, a 300 mile span once 30 hours by road now slated for six hours, symbolizing progress but underscored by persistent Taliban threats and heavy foreign aid dependence. Despite pledges of billions, disbursements lag as security risks delay projects and aid is unevenly spent, with U.N. and U.S. calls for more troops and a fresh donors conference to sustain reconstruction.
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Lorain readers weigh in on landlord tracking records
A flood of letters from Lorain area residents questions landlord tracking requirements, privacy concerns, and whether public records will become standard. Contributors urge reducing bureaucratic red tape to attract business and criticize state auditor recommendations and local governance.
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Guidelines for letters to the editor at The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram notes letters to the editor are welcome but may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 200 words or shorter and must include signature full home address and telephone number with mailing fax and email contact options.
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Playboy philosophy at 50 sparks culture clash and critique
Cal Thomas critiques the Playboy legacy marking 50 years of Hefner and his magazine. He argues the sexual revolution harmed marriages and women, links promiscuity to social ills, and questions media complicity, AIDS, abortions, and moral standards while contrasting with traditional values. He notes public figures' scandals and media responses.
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