Leadership factor in Churchill Reagan Obama era
A Creators Syndicate column by Bill O'Reilly argues Churchill and Reagan set benchmarks for decisive leadership while Obama faces scrutiny amid Afghanistan Iran Iraq and domestic issues. It notes Obama’s attempts at accommodation his Wright controversy and mixed messaging as critics call for clearer direction.
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Our Readers Warn Against Rushed Social Reform
A reader objects to swift social policy changes, citing shrinking Social Security, new czars, union voting limits, and trillion-dollar spending. They urge voters to research, hear all sides, and resist politics as usual to avoid irreversible changes and loss of freedoms.
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Prayer and Thought for the Day in Faith Practice
A short devotional note urges perseverance in serving God and keeps practicing faith until it feels right, reflecting a quiet daily reflection style. The message emphasizes sustained effort, spiritual discipline, and personal devotion within a communal prayer context.
Kennedy’s Death Marks End Of A Kennedys Era
National Perspective by David M Shribman reflects on Edward Kennedy death at 77, praising his role as a watchman for freedom and his efforts for health care and civil rights. It traces the Kennedy brothers influence, their style, and lasting legacy in American politics and law. The piece notes the generation’s end and Obama’s reaction, highlighting the Kennedys’ impact on liberalism and national identity.
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Light outage hits St. Charles Cafe in Clearfield
On Aug 29 1999 the Reed Street side service drop caused sparks and smoke at St. Charles Cafe Downtown Clearfield. Patrons evacuated. building closed until power restored. Fire crews remained on scene until 9 20 p m. Reed Street block was secured.
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