Ethics In Journalism Week Reflections And Ruminations
A reader shares thoughts on SPJ’s Ethics In Journalism Week noting the need for year round ethical reflection. The piece discusses journalist neutrality, bias, dating sources, patriotic symbols, and maintaining professional standards while acknowledging human opinions. It includes humorous maxims and ends with well wishes for Sunday.
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William
Society of Professional Journalists
SPJ
Journalism Society
James Brown at 70 and planning tours after health focus
Aiken South Carolina reports James Brown celebrating 70 years with renewed health, shedding 13 pounds and resuming diet discipline as he plans tours in Russia and London plus a Hollywood Bowl show. He notes ongoing energy and readiness to perform, not retiring.
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Aiken
S.C
James Brown
Beech Island
Brown
America
Russia
London
Royal Albert Hall
Hollywood Bowl
Bush
Conaway Reflects On Narrow District Win In 19 Race
In a Midland home Conaway claimed a close U S House vote with 12 844 for Neugebauer 12 211 for Conaway and 10 858 for Isett turnout reached 57 537 about 15 percent of 370 000 registered voters in the district with two missing boxes in Big Spring Howard County at 11 p m Officials expect a runoff likely June 7 with early voting May 28 to June 3 Conaway touted his straightforward approach and credibility while many GOP candidates sought the Republican district seat covering Lubbock Ector and Midland counties including Bill Christian Richard Bartlett David Langston Vickie Sutton Donald May Stace Williams John Bell Jamie Berryhill Odessa Kaye Gaddy Jerri Simmons Asmussen Chip Peterson Tommy Flournoy Julia Penelope Ed Hicks and others.
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Neugebauer
Conaway
Isett
Texas
Austin
Big Spring
Howard County
Midland
Ector County
Sharon Wilson
Rick Perry
Lubbock
Ector
Bill Christian
Richard Bartlett
David Langston
Vickie Sutton
Donald
May
Stace Williams
John Bell
Kermit
Jamie Berryhill
Odessa
Kaye Gaddy
Jerri Simmons-Asmussen
Chip Peterson
Constitutional Party
Tommy Flournoy
Green Party
Julia Penelope
Denver City
Ed Hicks
Court ruling calls X Men nonhuman in tariff dispute
In a January decision the U S Court of International Trade deemed Marvel X Men characters nonhuman, angering fans who insist they are human. The case centered on tariffs for imported X Men figurines, where humans were taxed as dolls at 12 percent and nonhuman re cre ations as toys at 6.8 percent.
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U.S. Court of International Trade
Marvel Comics
U.S
FBI bulletin echoes Bush Lincoln trip amid Middle East tensions
The FBI in Beverly Hills issued a standard alert after President Bush landed on the USS Abraham Lincoln in a Navy jet traveling at around 200 mph. Bush praised the flight while Democrats gathered in South Carolina. Al Gore appeared at a Harlem charity event, and Iraq celebrated electricity with a fatal blast from a fuel tank.
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Beverly Hills
Bush
Abraham Lincoln
South Carolina
Syria
Washington
Minneapolis
FBI
al Gore
Harlem
USS
Baghdad
Web site contact lines from local listing page
A brief fragment shows a web address and three phone numbers for a local listing. The digits 333-7722 333-7605 and 333-7640 appear beside the site name Www.odoct. This suggests a contact or reference point for a local service or organization.
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Www
Williamtells.com
Spu
Bill Salter
Sarah Hughes
New York
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Princeton
Hughes
New York Times
New Haven, Conn
Long Island
Robin Wagner
Jennifer Lopez
Georgia
Hampton Island
Savannah
Atlanta
E. Wade Shealy
Air Force
Central Texas
Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional Airport
Temple
Combest
Mike Conaway
Paul Zoeller
Jaime Berryhill
Renda Berryhill
Berryhill
Music City Mall
Texas Lottery
By Chuck Shepherd
Argus Hamilton
The
White House
Middle East
Yasser Arafat
al Sharpton
George Steinbrenner
Yankees
Don Rumsfeld
Colin Powell
Daily Planet
Australia
Las Vegas
Comedy Store
Hollywood
Argus
Argushamilton
Odessa American
4Th Street
P.O
Oaoa
Edito
Good News
Bridals Church News
Readers
Odoct
Joan Kerr
Tammye Ml
Tyler Patton
Bill Mills
Frances Irvine
Bscrip
Dal
Ann Law
Suisa
Ted
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