Conservatives urged to move beyond flag burning issue
Calder Pickett argues conservatives should focus on conserving established institutions and the Bill of Rights, not fixate on flag burning. He notes few burnings, urges attention to broader issues like S and L violations, educational freedoms, and personal responsibility, while criticizing overregulation and political showmanship.
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Smugglers Move Aliens Across the U S Canada Border
A reporter examines smuggling networks along the U S Canadian border. Traffickers use bridges river rapids and concealed trunks to move refugees from around the world into New York and beyond. Ins officials cite rising seizures and warn of ruthless coyotes and organized rings.
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Cheng Chui-Ping
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Richard J. Arcara
Li Jin Mu
Wang Sai Zhen
Ms. Cheng
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Yick Tak Cheung
Niagara Falls
Vick
Lewiston
James Dullan
Dullan
Dennis Peruzzini
United Nations
Dual source car battery offers backup power option
A built in backup energy source lets drivers switch to an alternate supply when a 12 volt car battery dies. The alternator recharges the main battery, enabling use of both sources briefly for hard starts, then return to a single source. Prices run 100 to 130 dollars, with a five year life similar to standard batteries.
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