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House backs expanded GI Bill benefits amid Greenspan warning
The House approved a 10year, 9billion increase in college benefits for veterans, 4160, arguing the plan fits within budget limits. Greenspan stressed higher education's role in a robust economy, noting 21 million veterans have used GI Bill benefits since 1944 while acknowledging costs rise with tuition.
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Violence in TV Entertainment and Public Sentiment
Barbara Hawkins argues that violence on television and in promos desensitizes viewers and shocks others, contrasting grim real events with media entered sensationalism. She notes reactions to Survivor and other reality formats, critiques shifts in societal norms, and asks how to restore kindness amid growing media excess.
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Letters to the Editor on Contractor Violations and Prosecution
Readers accuse contractors of violating contracting regulations and fault representatives who approved the work. They call for prosecution on behalf of taxpayers, urging accountability and legal action against those involved.
No Laughing Matter Over Magistrate Office Conditions
Verona Bluefield VA questions the oversight of Princeton magistrate offices and calls for an investigation into contractor violations and taxpayer restitution. She warns of air-borne diseases from pigeon feces and potential mold growth tied to air conditioning, urging legal action and accountability.
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Bush Putin meet signals trust yet fuels policy clash
Bush calls Putin a remarkable honest straightforward man and trusts him as a partner while Putin compliments Bush as an attentive listener and en joyable conversationalist. Both echo a high level of trust yet dispute missile defense NATO expansion and Chechnya policy amid a rising China-Russia alliance and SCO ties shaping Central Asian oil interests.
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Health care reform and a patients bill of rights
Excerpts from editorials discuss Senate Democrats pushing a patients bill of rights led by Kennedy and McCain, with critics warning that allowing punitive damages would invite lawsuits and raise medical costs while HMOs protect patients. The piece argues for balanced reform.
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