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Military obesity sparks calls for healthy school lunches
Retired officers in Mission: Readiness warn 27 percent of Americans aged 17 to 24 are overweight, hindering military recruiting. They cite costs of training replacements and urge a broad nutrition bill to improve school lunches, linking past security needs to today’s fitness standards and youth health.
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The First Amendment Preamble Noted in Legal Text
The document states the First Amendment limits on government power, prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition rights. It emphasizes non-interference with petitioning for grievances and peaceful assembly.
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Washington’s overdue library books spark a new presidential library plan
The tale of George Washington’s 1789 overdue books from the New York Society Library highlights the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association bid to build the Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington. The project aims to house Washington’s books, support scholarly research, and raise $20 million in 2012. The piece also notes widening US historical illiteracy and cites studies showing low proficiency in American history among students and adults.
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Obama trust in government under siege headline analysis
A critical nationalist column argues Obama eroded trust in Washington over two years, citing Katrina, Iraq, the financial crisis, and health care. It contrasts liberal and centrist approaches, notes Pew survey lows for Congress and Democrats, and accuses Obama of “hopemonger” tactics with expansive spending.
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Congress
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Limbaugh ties to Costa Rica health plan mocked
Rush Limbaugh, critic of Obama health reform, faced criticism for his Hawaii hospital stay and stance on reform. A Virginia travel agent offered a free one way ticket to Costa Rica to help him relocate if reform passes.
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Costa Rica
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USA
Joan LaPore
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Earth Day transit savings in Garden City urged
Bonnie Burgardt, director of Finney County Transit in Garden City, promotes Earth Day 2010 on April 22 by encouraging residents to use Finney County Transit CityLink and ADA Paratransit services. The Transit Savings Report notes average annual savings of 9293 dollars per household, with 774 dollars monthly, based on national gas price data and parking costs.
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Garden City
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America
CityLink
Bonnie Burgardt
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