Wishes for Thurmond speedy recovery after Senate collapse
Editorial notes the 98 year old Sen Strom Thurmond collapsed on the Senate floor and was taken away in a wheelchair. It says he remains alert and is expected to return to his seat to influence public policy, despite renewed calls for him to retire and the political risks of such talk.
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Law
Bill Frist
Tennessee
Senate
Thurmond
Sen
Jordan returns to NBA as player with Wizards
Michael Jordan, at 38, announces a comeback to professional basketball, ending his ownership stake in the Wizards to focus on playing. Once the Bulls’ cornerstone of three straight titles, he aims to reclaim form and potentially take crucial late shots in pursuit of another championship.
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Michael Jordan
Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
M.J
Air Jordans
Washington Wizards
Wizards
Aitken Stannary Publisher Names Editorial and Ad Staff
Publisher Scott B Hunter and Advertising Director Jeffrey B Wallace lead Aitken Stannary. Art Zappa serves as Advertising Manager with Jen C Priest as Managing Editor Timothy E O Briant overseeing Systems. David Boyd manages operations.
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Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Jen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briant
Time to rethink immigration policy post 9 11 fears
The piece argues for stricter controls on foreign born entrants citing 9 11 threats. It calls for annual alien registration, strengthened entry exit tracking, mandatory licenses only for citizens or security cleared noncitizens, and a reorganization of INS into a national security focused body. It notes border gaps with Canada and contrasts U S practices with stricter foreign traveler monitoring abroad.
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Center For Immigration Studies
World Trade Center
Pentagon
America
Mexico
Canada
United States
Congress
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Mohammed Atta
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S
Administration
Debate on CDC USAMRIID roles in Ebola control in The Hot Zone
The essay argues emerging disease control requires CDC leadership and cross agency cooperation. It cites The Hot Zone to critique USAMRIID for resisting CDC collaboration on Ebola Zaire. It questions legality and urges prosecution if CDC is sidelined.
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CDC
Tam
Medical University of South Carolina
Richard Preston
United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease
Center of Disease Control
Usamrid
Usamriid
Terrorist threats and the danger of appeasement after 9 11
A critical keynote argues that Western leaders misread radical Islam and that appeasement invites further attacks. It cites Quranic verses and clerical voices to warn that Muslim extremists pursue war against non believers, urging vigilance to prevent a second strike.
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U.S.S. Cole
World Trade Center
Paul Johnson
Johnson
National Review
Yussuf al- Qaradawi
Muslim Brotherhood
America
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