No Comedy In These Errors On Swine Flu Vaccine
A skeptical look at the swine flu vaccine rollout amid delays, production glitches, and political pressure. The piece recalls prior public fears, industry missteps, and forecasts broad public uptake in a context of doubt and caution about the campaign effectiveness.
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Fort Dix
N.J
Ford
Congress
Harry Meyer
Name calling in NC lieutenant governor race stirs drama
In North Carolina a Democratic primary sees Jimmy Green and Howard Lee neck and neck as endorsements wooed. John Jordan of Alamance County faces scrutiny for private talks offering his support in exchange for appointments or favors. Jordan backs Green. Stephenson endorses Green while Hyde supports Lee.
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North Carolina
Jimmy Green
Howard Lee
Lee
Green
John Jordan
Alamance County
Jordan
Senate
Frank Stephenson
Herbert Hyde
Liberia native named new Africa secretary for Lutheran Church
Rev Dr Gerald E Currens 48 earned anthropology doctorate at University of Oregon. In 1951 he was invested by Liberia's president as Knight Grand Commander of the Humane Order of Africa Redemption. His parents were Lutheran missionaries in Liberia from 1927 to 1973.
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Liberia
Africa
Division of World Mission
Ecumenism
Lutheran Church In America
Gerald E. Currens
University of Oregon
Currens
Humane Order of Africa Redemption
Harvey J. Currens
Patron saints of nursing in Catholic Church explained
The Catholic Church honors two official patron saints of nursing Queen Elizabeth of Hungary and Catherine of Siena. Additional saints claimed by individuals include St. Camillus de Lellis and St. Agatha. Also notes Titus 1 11 in King James Bible as reference to filthy lucre.
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Elizabeth of
Hungary
Catherine of Siena
Italy
Third Order of
Dominican Sisters
St. Camillus de Lellis
St. Agatha
Apostle
Labor Day prompts talk of new beginnings and work
The piece reflects on Labor Day as a time for renewal, honors workers, and connects the holiday to changes in education, sports, and community life. It notes September's seasonal shift, post office history in High Point, and concerns about medical education and state representation at Jefferson Medical College.
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Labor Day
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Phillip Davis
JL. Thurman Mann
George T. Wood
Walter Tice
McLean B. Leath
Walkup McCain
Kenneth Geddie
Jack Lynch
Earl Schafer
Duke
Carolina
Wake Forest
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Keystone
North Carolina
North
Newsman Languishes In Bangladesh Prison
Peter Custers, a Dutch journalist, has been jailed in Dacca for nine months amid charges not officially revealed. His associates say his crime is refusing to name sources. family and friends press for wide publicity while government and relatives clash over the case. background notes on Bangladesh’s disasters and political turmoil accompany the report.
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Washington
Peter Custers
Bangladesh
Dacca
Custers
Col
Abu Taher
Tiake
Amsterdam
Bangalis
de Groene Amsterdammer
de Volkskrant
le Monde
Custera
Par
Ziaur Rahman
Taher
Saving Us Money on Fire Protection in High Point
An insurance agent praises the High Point Fire Department for fire protection, prevention, safety, and education. He notes High Point is classified as a Class 3 city by the National Board of Fire Underwriters, sharing this rating with Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem and Raleigh, which yields the lowest fire insurance rates in the state for homes and businesses. It also boosts security and pride in the department.
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High Point
National Board of Fire
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
North Carolina
Date Of The Miracle In Carter's Rise As Candidate
The author argues there were no miracles in Jimmy Carter's rise to Democratic nomination. He credits a late 1960s revival of Evangelical Christianity for steering the nation away from radical liberal trends and preventing revolution. The piece notes the period when God is Dead theology gained traction and conservatives defended faith.
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Jimmy Carter
Mr. Carter
Carter
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