Arlington Cemetery expansion urged to avert future crowding
Editorial argues Arlington National Cemetery needs more land beyond 60 acres to honor future veterans and heroes. It notes likely crowding by 2025 and 2060 projections, cites WWII burial rates, and urges proactive planning rather than waiting decades.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Pentagon
Arlington
Jack Metzler
Arlington Cemetery
Hunger a Growing Problem in America
Washington reports on a national hunger crisis highlighted by testimonies from volunteers and recipients. The event, organized by Second Harvest, urged increased food donations as need rebounds post recession and after Sept 11. Notable voices include Tony Hall and Jody Henderson, stressing personal impact and community action.
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Washington
David O’sullivan
Community Soup Kitchen
New Haven
Food Bank
Washington, D.C
America
Mississippi Health Department
Second Harvest
Judy Carter
Austin
Tex
Kathleen DiChiara
New Jersey
World Trade Center
Jerry Tippens
Nehalem, Ore
Hall
Old Home Town City Hall Site Remains Uncertain
The city delays choosing a Sixth Street site for a new City Hall while property negotiations continue and offices remain in the First National Bank building. James R Gardner, 18, is bound over for district court for first degree murder in the February 6 slaying of Margaret M Maxey, 46. March 4, 1902 Lawrence World quotes discuss newspaper independence and print ethics.
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Massachusetts Streets
First National Bank
James Richard Gardner
Margaret M. Maxey
The
Lawrence World
Watkins Community Museum
Commodities drive wars from diamonds to oils
Washington columnist Jim Hoagland argues Angola’s Forty Years’ War shows commodity power shapes global conflict more than ideology. Savimbi’s end comes amid diamond smuggling and oil wealth. US and Soviet patrons intertwined, with the fight over minerals persisting beyond his death.
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Washington
Jonas Savimbi
Angola
Savimbi
Africa
Willy Loman
China
Central Intelligence Agency
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Luanda
Central Asia
Third World
U.S
United States
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Colombia
Afghanistan
Pakistan
MPLA
South Africa
CIA
UNITA
Beijing
Moscow
Havana
Soviet Union
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