Chavez election win sparks critique and concern
The Dallas Morning News criticizes Hugo Chavez's reelection as a six year term begins. It notes oil wealth funding socialist aims and regional instability, while U.S. risk perceptions grow amid Venezuela's oil influence and ally dynamics.
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Diversity Breakfast sparks cultural bridges in Garden City
Online reader quotes respond to a Finney County dog limit story and praise Diversity Breakfast efforts. Debra Bolton notes cultural relations boost understanding while residents discuss pet ownership limits.
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Romney VMI talk sparks debate on U S foreign policy
Romney challenged Obama policy in the Middle East citing Reagan era strength while urging a reassessment of American roles abroad. He pressed for clear aims and resolve, warning that bombing Iran or more war risks domestic security and costs. The piece questions how democracy and liberty are promoted amid terrorism.
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Crime pays on Wall Street as execs collect huge rewards
Executives at 18 top U.S. financial firms earned stock awards worth nearly 500 million dollars in one year while few facing crisis-era fraud have faced jail. Regulators have recovered billions in penalties, but not from the executives who profited. Capital One and American Express saw large top-employee pay tied to past misdeeds, underscoring a view that crime pays in corporate America.
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Area 51 of politics fuels conspiracy over jobs report
Emmy winning Bob Franken analyzes the Obama campaign cycle as birther lore and GOP paranoia rise. The article mocks claims that the unemployment rate below 8 percent proves a hidden plot by the BLS and White House, and jokes about a conspiracy involving Obama Lehrer and Ambien.
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