Sorensen backs Obama and peace over war in 2008 race
Sorensen, longtime Democratic advocate, urges that the U S shift to a bipartisan foreign policy. He praises Barack Obama for opposing the Iraq war and prefers dialogue with Iran and Syria. He cites fears about hostility toward the United States abroad and supports Obama in South Carolina's up coming primary.
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Sorensen endorses Obama as progressive change leader
Ted Sorensen former JFK adviser says an Obama win would send a national message and energize youth into public service. He notes Obama as a potential constitutional scholar president and predicts shift away from Bush era power. Sorensen cites immigration balance and openness as Obama strengths.
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Holiday traffic dangers rise during December 2006
Aiken Public Safety Lt. David Turno notes the period between Thanksgiving and New Year’s is among the deadliest on U S roads due to impaired driving. Officials report 1076 deaths in December 2006 crashes involving drunken or motorcycle riders. Motorists should watch for impaired drivers and carry warm gear and emergency equipment.
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Wii Rain checks offered for GameStop Wii at Richland Ave
At GameStop on Richland Avenue 12 rain checks were available for the Wii as 9 am opening drew two shoppers Hutto and Kasey Cushman. Rain checks cost full price 249.99 limit one per household and promise consoles by January 25 with remaining stock noted at 10 pm and ongoing Saturday sales.
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Myths Debunk Health Beliefs at Indiana Medical School
Researchers at an Indianapolis medical school debunk seven widely held health myths. They say brain use, postmortem growth of hair and nails, and dangers like reading in dim light are misperceptions. Debunked claims include turkey sleepiness and phones harming hospital electronics. they plan a book on 100 myths.
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