Saving for retirement hurts future generations says Parsons Sun editor
Ann K. Charles argues in The Parsons Sun that Americans must save for retirement to avoid crushing future generations. She cites population shifts, with 6 percent aged 65 plus in 2000 rising to 10 percent by 2050, supported by a shrinking workforce, and warns of higher taxes and greater government dependence if saving lags.
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Waiting for proof Iraq threat delays war plans
In The Belfast Telegraph the piece notes U S President Bush faces allied doubt over imminent danger from Saddam Hussein and the case for preventive war. It cites Tony Blair's cautious stance amidCabinet splits and British public scepticism while La Stampa urges proof before attack and highlights Al Qaida linked weapon fears.
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Address for Governor Graves in Topeka KS
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Why Nevada should not legalize marijuana
In a humorous critique Sean Carter argues against Nevada's November initiative to legalize marijuana for all purposes. He contends limits on possession, potential dealer prosecutions, federal preemption by the CSA, and past federal actions undermine state legalization. He cautions about regulatory delays and federal enforcement pressure.
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Great minds in science honored by Discover Innovation Awards
Charley Reese notes Discover Magazine Innovation Awards recognize Paul MacCready Brad Parkinson Geoffrey Ballard Ray Tomlinson and Patrick O Brown for groundbreaking advances from human powered flight GPS hydrogen fuel cells email and DNA microarrays. He urges broader public attention to science over entertainment and calls for better science education and access.
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