Valentine card appeal to troops overseas readers
A plea to send Valentine greetings to service members abroad accompanies a Dear Abby column. The message urges readers to support troops regardless of politics and provides a link for sending cards. The advice column offers compassionate guidance on handling racist remarks, commitment fears, and a Tennessee reunion baby book story.
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Wayne
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Helen
Monty Harmon
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Cable industry meets chicken and egg dilemma on VOD
New York reports rising pressure for video on demand as cable operators push digital upgrades. Analysts say content providers fear piracy and reduced ad revenue, while subs show limited VOD uptake. Industry seeks balance to attract customers and block satellite competition.
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Beverly Boyarsky
Huntington Station
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Yankee
Aditya Kishore
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Kishore
Hollywood
Power line Internet could bring broadband to homes
Ameren Corp and other utilities test electric Internet using power lines as a universal outlet for high speed Web access. FCC chair Powell and officials say regulatory support could spur competition and lower prices, with industry leaders predicting a rapid shift to this plug‑and‑play technology.
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