Aftermath of London attacks discussed in Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune notes the fading initial shock in America after London bombings. Analysts say investors see terror as inevitable with limited economic impact while Londoners show resilience learned from past sieges. The piece contrasts American detachment with London's wartime endurance.
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Chicago Tribune
London
Atlantic
Phil Flynn
Chicago
Alaron Trading Corp
Telegram letters to editor policy note
The Telegram describes letters to the editor as signed with writer address and phone, to be confirmed before publication. It allows editing for libel and length, warns letters should be under 500 words, and notes thank you letters are general. Form letters poems or testimonials will not be printed and provides contact methods and address.
Landmark First Amendment Text Cited in Public Record
The document reiterates the core provisions of the First Amendment prohibiting establishment of religion, free exercise, free press, and the rights to assemble and petition the government for redress. It underscores civil liberties tied to speech and religious freedom.
Line draw on drugs fuels debate over lifestyle use
Ellen Goodman examines the shift from disease focus to lifestyle advertising for ED drugs like Viagra Cialis and Levitra. She notes lawmakers objections to Medicare coverage arguing some drugs are not life saving and questions rationing costs as newer expensive therapies emerge.
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Bob Dole
Senate
E.D
Levitta
Cialis
House of Representatives
Steve King
Iowa
King
Art Caplan
Grandpa
Congress
Jonathan Weiner
Johns Hopkins
Terri Schiavo
Unleash Japan as a reliable ally in Asia
Rich Lowry argues that Japan should shed postwar constraints and become a stronger U S ally in Asia. He notes Article 9 limits and notes loosening rules after 9 11 with Koizumi expanding the Self Defense Force and sending troops to Afghanistan and Iraq. He warns against reemerging militarism while praising a stronger Japanese role.
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Japan
Junichiro Koizumi
United States
East Asia
Koizumi
Indian Ocean
Arabian Sea
Afghanistan
Iraq
Taiwan
Taiwan Strait
China
Europe
Half Blood Prince predictions from a Potter fan
A State University senior weighs in on Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. The writer argues Voldemort is the half blood prince and forecasts Ron Weasley or Hermione Granger facing death or romance, with Harry untouched. The piece reflects anticipation and speculation about plot twists and character fates.
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State University
JK Rowling
Hastings
Philip Nel
Associated English
K-State
Godric Gryffindor
Albus Dumbledore
Lord Voldemort
Harry
Harry Potter
Cedric
Hogwarts School
Voldemort
Sirius
Ron
Hermoine
Hagrid
Viktor Krum
Cho Chang
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