Near miss on I 70 recalls 1974 Xenia tornadoes
A trucker recalls driving west on I 70 near Columbus and Richmond during the April 4 1974 tornado outbreak that leveled Xenia Ohio. He details the terrifying dark skies winds and debris as he and another Ohio Fast Freight driver struggled to find shelter and safety while the storm roared past, narrowly avoiding the path of destruction.
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph masthead notes staff changes
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists Darryl Hudson as Publisher and News Editor with Patton named Sports Editor and Brian Woodson plus Samantha Perry Niapitine credited among editorial staff. The excerpt ends with a biblical reference about withdrawing into the wilderness and praying.
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Debt talks offer fragile hope for raising the debt limit
Washington optimism rests on Biden Geithner Lew Sperling and six lawmakers including Eric Cantor as talks edge toward a deal on the debt ceiling and future budget. A potential accord would set enforceable spending limits and deficit targets while deferring Medicare reform for now, as Treasury warns the Aug. 2 limit looms.
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Evolution of the Constitution and Our God Given Rights
A reader argues that the Constitution evolves with time and questions the source and scope of rights. They note Jefferson's phrases on equality, highlight amendments and changes since 1788, point to slave counts and women's suffrage, and urge everyone to actually read the document. Concerns include individual rights versus others, government meddling, and the role of the Supreme Court as interpreter.
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Public Reaction Sparks Policy Debate Across Borders
A clipped excerpt shows heated online commentary arguing immigration policy in the U S and other nations, with calls for stricter border control and legal paperwork. It mentions media awards and a federal court appeal about an NFL lockout, plus bleak satire on Medicare privatization polls and social welfare.
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