Lindberghs remembered for landmark flight and heirs
Editorial praises Charles Lindbergh 1927 Spirit of St. Louis feat, likening it to modern milestones as Erik Lindbergh retraces the route with advanced gear. It notes Erik's 184 mph plane, GPS, and aims to raise rheumatoid arthritis awareness, while honoring the pioneer's cautious bravery.
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Sharon declares resolve in power play with Bush on terrorism
Jim Hoagland outlines Sharon's soliloquy in a spacious Israeli office as he asserts mastery of the American account and defends harsh measures against Arafat. He argues Bush backing, Lebanon lessons, and a hard line to keep Israel safe, while uniting Peace Now and Likud under a hard stance.
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Lottery winners not so lucky
A Newark nurse worker briefly misled colleagues about a $59 million lottery win. The NJ Lottery later confirmed no prize. Experts say sudden wealth strains trust and family ties, with several winners ending up worse off or broke within years.
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Public forum letters oppose pay-to-play fee waivers
Local readers debate free lunch waivers and pay-to-play fees. Ruth Hurst urges equal access, Paula Murrish notes tradeoffs, and Gary March questions government spending. The letters call for leveling the playing field and criticise tax-funded subsidies.
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Don’t pass hat urges school funding stand in Topeka
Paul R Getto of Topeka argues against fundraising to save USD 497 jobs and urges voters to hold legislators accountable for school funding. He muses on lawmakers returning weekly for a cash box, suggesting each could raise about 363 locally to cover a week of decisions.
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