Morocco Israel talks spark Middle East rift fears
Israel's Prime Minister Shimon Peres met King Hassan II of Morocco in Rabat. Syria called it "black treason" and ordered Morocco's Damascus embassy closed, signaling growing isolation as Morocco seeks new markets for farm exports amid regional instability and shifting Arab alignments.
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Clean Up Bankruptcies Move to Warn Against Bad Checks
Kansas NFIB urges 8000 merchants to post decals warning of a new bad check law effective July 1. The triple damages rule allows fines equal to the check amount plus service charges court costs and attorney fees. Advocates say enforcement could curb rubber checks and push stronger bankruptcy law reform.
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The Doors Of Inflation Analysis By John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst surveys inflation risks and confidence factors. Low labor costs energy prices and weak commodity prices temper inflation but a weakening dollar and rising service costs could push prices higher. The economy shifts toward services with capacity to grow without triggering rapid inflation. A cautionary note warns against complacency.
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Memo From Ireland Only The People Are Apart
John McCormally argues Northern Ireland peace requires both sides accepting reforms and dialogue. He cites the Anglo Irish Agreement, calls for ecumenism and integrated communities, condemns violence, and stresses patience and understanding over imposed solutions. He recalls Garret Fitzgerald and Mairead Corrigan McGuire while noting local divisions. The piece closes with a reflection that the land may be united while its people remain divided.
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Nuclear sclerosis and cataracts explained by Dr. Donohue
A reader asks if nuclear sclerosis will worsen and what it means. The ophthalmologist describes it as a mild clouding of the lens, a common aging change related to cataracts, usually slowly progressing and not always requiring surgery.
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