Learning programs at Finney County Public Library enrich summer
Our view notes that libraries including Finney County Public Library offer summer reading programs for children that promote learning during vacations. The piece highlights the benefit to families, especially those learning English, and a broader community impact through literacy efforts regardless of income.
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Finney County Library Budget Highlights and Programs
SWKTalk discusses Finney County Public Library summer reading programs and services including public computers magazines newspapers movies and wireless Internet The library has boosted its DVD purchases and audio books rise in popularity while stressing libraries' role as a value for tax dollars The $900000 budget request for 2011 aims to maintain current services without raises or new projects.
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BP faces scrutiny over Gulf blowout risk decisions
Waxman and Stupak said BP's cost cutting and haste increased blowout danger before the April 20 explosion, sparking House committee findings. Calderon defended deploying troops to fight organized crime in late 2006. Brinkley cited a $908 billion value for Afghanistan’s mineral reserves after a DoD briefing.
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The statement outlines the core clauses of the First Amendment, detailing protections for religion speech press assembly and petition. It emphasizes that the government shall not establish a religion, prohibit free exercise, curb speech or press, or hinder peacful assembly and grievances redress.
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Armageddon in U S politics reshapes party power
The Supreme Court ruling easing corporate and union election financing sparks a fierce clash in Washington and California. Democrats push disclosure bills while Californians adopt a top two system. Reformers back moderates, while major parties fear loss of control and see elections turning into auctions. David Broder weighs the stakes for factions versus parties.
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Obama the calm counter to political emotion
Rich Lowry argues Barack Obama represents a emotionally reserved presidency amid a culture of overt sentiment. He contrasts Obama with earlier leaders, cites his measured stance during crises, and critiques calls for dramatized anger in crisis responses.
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Calm Commander in Chief urged amid Gulf spill flare
Durst sketches a political moment as Barack Obama faces pressure to act boldly on the Gulf crisis while projecting calm and collected leadership. The piece riffs on media hype, Spike Lee, and mockery of “Butt Kicking Chief Executive,” contrasting Obama with Dubyah and urging steadier policy and steady footing.
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