Great War anniversary reshapes memories and meanings
Paris reports mark 75 years since the guns of August opened World War I. The article recalls Sarajevo’s archduke assassination, Britain entering the war, and Germany’s 1914 pledge to Belgian neutrality. It notes millions killed, trench warfare, and the war’s seismic social and political aftershocks including revolutions, empires crumbling, and the rise of Hitler and Lenin, alongside the League of Nations and shifting global power. It also reflects on memory and the phrase war to forget with enduring iconic sites like Verdun, Ypres, the Marne, and the Somme.
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Dognapping Missing Dog Drags Councilwoman Into War of Words
Hopkinton article details Kelly the seven sitter dog missing in what sources label a possible political dognap, with Council President Sandra Johanson under pressure amid rumors tying the incident to town hall personnel and a court dispute over a town dump custodian's firing. The piece notes Johanson’s tenure, her status as first woman town chief executive, and ongoing questions about motives and local politics.
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Johanson
Ginger
Providence
Mrs. Johanson
Kelly
175-year-old commune preserved for posterity
New Harmony Indiana marks its 175th anniversary as guides offer tours of 20 surviving structures. The Harmonic settlement founded in 1814 by Lutherans led by Father George Rapp grew into a historic commune known for crafts, gardens, and strict zoning. By 1825 Robert Owen attempted a utopian experiment here with William Maclure. the project failed, and Harmonie became New Harmony.
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Eugenia Fisher
David Lenz
Jerusalem
Evansville
Indiana 66
George Rapp
Wabash River
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United States
Wurttemberg
Germany
Butler County
Historic
Julie Rutherford
Ohio
Harmonie
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Utah panel approves cold fusion funding
The University of Utah cold fusion program won a $4.5 million funding release from a state panel on a 7-1 vote with one abstention. GE agreed to substantial financial participation as the panel backed research into fusion and its potential as a new energy source despite concerns over science versus facilities spending.
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James Brophy
General Electric
Fusion-Energy Advisory Council
Wilford Hansen
Utah State University
Karen Morse
Morse
Dr. Hansen
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