Weather outlook with morning fog and cool return
Today features morning low clouds and patchy fog with partly cloudy skies later. Highs reach the mid 70s as sunrise is 7 16 a.m. and sunset 5 39 p.m. Tomorrow turns partly cloudy with highs in the lower 60s and lows in the mid 30s. Sunrise 7 16 a.m. Sunset 5 40 p.m. Tides.
On This Day in History January 10
January 10 highlights span 1776 to 1980 with events from Thomas Paine's Common Sense to Harold Meany death and space ventures. Notable moments include Florida's secession, League of Nations founding, Trotsky exile, and Masterpiece Theatre premiere.
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Thought For Today Quote By William Shirer
The daily quote notes that history must speak for itself and a historian succeeds by shedding more light on the past. It attributes the remark to William J. Shirer, an American author and journalist.
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Verse Reflection From Peter Urges Holy Conduct
A Bible verse from First Peter calls believers to emulate divine holiness in daily life. The instruction emphasizes personal conduct aligned with spiritual calling.
Tax cut debate uses selective numbers in 2002 race
Democrats and Republicans clash over Bush tax cuts and their effect on deficits and surpluses. The 1.35 trillion tax cut faces scrutiny for its long term costs, with analysts noting revenue losses and delayed relief. Debates cover future rate cuts, child credits, and the balance between tax relief and government programs.
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Marines plane crashes in Pakistan during approach
A U S military KC 130 refueling aircraft carrying at least seven Marines crashed on approach to a base in Shamsi Pakistan. Central Command withheld names until families were informed while the Pentagon and White House confirmed notification.
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Powell rejects arms smuggling: explanation
In Jerusalem two men in Palestinian police uniforms opened fire at an Israeli army event near Gaza, killing four soldiers before being killed. The assault, the first deadly Palestinian attack in a month, jeopardized a potential Mideast truce and drew White House calls for arrests and Hamas dismantling. Israel held Arafat's government responsible, while Hamas claimed credit.
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