The Unwired Holdouts Across America
Sacramento Bee reports a growing number of Americans declining cell phones, from freelance writer Kim Scioloro to students and professionals. CTIA data shows about 24 percent without service, 10 percent of households dropping landlines, while the rest cite cost, privacy, and a desire for uninterrupted moments. among holdouts are Joe McGinley, Kevin Jones, James Dante, and Marissa Taylor, who prefer home calls and view portable phones as an electronic leash.
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Kim Scioloro
Scioloro
Sacramento
Calif
CTIA
Scidloro
John Walls
Pew Research Center For the People and the Press
Joe McGinley
Kevin Jones
James Dante
Ann Aurora Lee
Jones
Union Institute and University In
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Dante
Guantanamo Bay Prison
Marissa Taylor
Roseville
Taylor
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editorial Staff Names
Executive Editor Thomas A Colley News Editor Sports Editor Samantha Perry Managing Editor Scene Andy Patton Brian Woodson Senior Editor City Editor. Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path. Bill Archer Charles Owens Psalms 119 105 AKJV
1,000 Days of Delays in West Virginia Crime Lab
Family of Ryan Leeper pleads for answers as more than 1,000 days pass since the hit and run that killed the Mercer County man. Backlogs and possible FBI handling of evidence fuel calls for state Legislature to audit and speed up analysis and deliver closure to a grieving family.
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Ryan Leeper
Mercer County
FBI
Virginias
Athens Road
Melrose Square
Ryan
Roanoke
Richard Leeper
The
Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
New York City
Los Angeles
Joe Manchin
Leeper
Virginia
Tazewell County
Letters.Virginia driving penalties too tough
A Cedar Bluff reader criticizes Aug 2 commentary on punitive Virginia driving laws. He argues the office may misstate figures, notes opposition among legislators, questions resident versus nonresident fees, and suggests nonpayment would jail taxpayers. He calls for alternative highway funding.
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Sen. Puckett
Clinton Obama race heats up on foreign policy
Philip Gailey notes the Democratic contest between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama centers on foreign policy. Clinton counters with experience while labeling Obama's views naive and risky. Obama defends positions on nuclear weapons and meetings with rogue leaders, drawing reactions from Dodd Biden and others. The piece weighs possible ticket outcomes and muses Obama may join Clinton’s secretary slate rather than VP.
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Illary Rodham Clinton
Barack Obama
Obama
Clinton
U.S
New York
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Senate
Associated Press
Illinois
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Pakistan
Osama bin Laden
Harvard
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Connecticut
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Sen
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Delaware
Biden
Agent of Change
Bush
Iran
North Korea
Cuba
Washington
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Dick Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
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Sacramento Bee
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Brian Woodson
Bill Archer
Charles Owens
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William ‘Randy’ Deason
Philip Gailey
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