Stone films spark debate on authenticity and timing
The author argues Oliver Stone’s Kennedy and Nixon films mislead due to actors' resemblance and the passage of time. He notes Patton’s portrayal felt believable, urges waiting for memories to fade. The piece shifts to lighter items: new Milton Bradley Channel Surfing game and the X-Tenda Fork, plus college sports tidbits and a note on Gus Schrader’s weekly column.
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Off-label drug use sparks debate in Congress
Congress weighs a bill to let drug makers pitch unapproved uses of medicines. Critics warn the move could mislead doctors with selective data while supporters say access to new findings saves lives. Medical leaders urge safeguards to protect patients.
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Stolen Chagall Painting At Tel Aviv Gallery
A Marc Chagall painting titled Jacob's Ladder valued at 140000 to 180000 dollars was stolen from Gordon Gallery in Tel Aviv. The framed 16 by 18 inch work hung prominently until a visitor shortly after opening Friday noticed it missing, leaving only a bent nail.
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Activist Harry Wu says he may return to China someday
American activist Harry Wu, who spent 19 years in Chinese labor camps and was expelled after a spying conviction, said in Hong Kong on Sunday that he plans to return to the Chinese mainland someday. He arrived for a visit to shop and see friends after emigrating to the United States in 1985.
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Forbes worth 439 million highlights political finance links
Fortune magazine estimates Steve Forbes personal net worth at 439 million, largely from Forbes Inc holdings. The figure places him near the top tier of the Forbes 400, though Forbes Inc. remains privately held with limited public financials. He campaigns in Alaska and Iowa with a flat tax message.
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Gazette Champions Future By Printing With Soybean Ink
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming and printing by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearest recycling location.
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