Intelligent design as science questioned by critics
Don Zeigler surveys the intelligent design debate, contrasting Darwinian evolution with design theory. He notes Paley's watchmaker analogy, court rulings, and the need for testable, evidence based science while highlighting criticisms that ID lacks verifiable data and peer reviewed support.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roster Cited
City editors and department heads listed include News Editor Sports Editor and executives. Names such as Andy Patton Brian Woodson Barbara Hawkins and Thomas A Colley appear with editorial roles. Historic note quotes a biblical line.
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Rockefeller pushes parental control over TV content in Senate
Senator Jay Rockefeller proposes legislation to give parents and local broadcasters more control over what children watch. He cites rising violence on TV and cites a 2002 survey showing increased depictions of violence during the family and prime time hours. He says the plan is not censorship but protective oversight by parents.
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Truth on Social Security totalization agreements letters
Rom Stauffer from Princeton WV discusses myths about U S totalization pacts with Mexico and 21 other countries The SSA chief JoAnne Barnhart testifies to a House subcommittee defending the programs against claims that undocumented workers gain full benefits or that short U S work periods yield full eligibility Pro-rated benefits are explained for those with 6 to 39 quarters in the U S and at least 10 years combined with a partner country
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Springsteen Resolution Blocked by Senate in Jersey Politics
Providence Journal columnist notes Bruce Springsteen denied formal Senate congratulations as New Jersey lawmakers Lautenberg and Corzine sought a 30th anniversary tribute to Born to Run. Republicans blocked the measure, sparking critique of petty partisan maneuvering and a broader clash over art and politics. The piece likens the incident to other heated national debates and calls out the heated rhetoric surrounding support for Troops and Iraq policy.
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