Panic at the White House in the health care clash
Bill O'Reilly argues that the Obama administration is panicking over the health care push. He criticizes the White House messaging and cites a scrubbed Organizing for America post as evidence of destabilizing rhetoric. He warns that distrust grows as Congress debates reform and seniors fear being sidelined.
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Obama
Organizing For America
Fox
Congressional Budget Office
Nancy Pelosi
Howard Dean
Feds
White House
Remembering Ted Kennedy and the stimulus bill echoes
Editorial excerpts reflect on Ted Kennedy's legacy as a public servant and liberal icon alongside debate over Barack Obama’s $787 billion stimulus plan. The pieces contrast Kennedy’s personal image with his legislative impact while noting enduring partisan shifts and the shared costs of stimulus funding.
Time to leave Iraq and the surge’s limits
The piece argues that U.S. troops should depart Iraq within a year, with advisers remaining until end of 2011, while noting ongoing sectarian violence, Iranian influence, and political fragility under Maliki. It cites Gen Odierno, David Ignatius, Kenneth Pollack, and George Will, highlighting doubts about democracy’s durability without U.S. backing.
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Washington Post
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Iraq
Nouri al-Maliki
Iran
Kenneth Pollack
Brookings Institution
National Interest
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Pollack
America
U.s.-Iraq
Maliki
United States
George Will
Georgewill
Washpost.com
Washington Post Writers Group
Readers vent over sewer work and street changes
Our Readers Write to the editor complains about sewer replacements and curb changes. The writer cites removal of a concrete culvert, altered contour, and uneven street repair. Neighbors report unequal drainage costs and a neighbor with a raised drain. They ask about statutes of limitations and fear recurring winter damage.
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Clearfield Pee
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Pastor Eli Klingensmith Installed at Zion UCC North Canton
Ten years ago on August 29 Rev Eli Klingensmith was installed as senior pastor at Zion United Church of Christ in North Canton Ohio after serving as associate pastor since 1998 He previously led churches in Pittsburgh and Canton and is the son of Stella Klingensmith of Philipsburg He is married to Ruth Krause of Osceola Mills with two children Anna and Daniel Also noted are 25 50 and 75 year past notices from 1984 1959 and 1934 detailing local community milestones.
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Zion United Church of Christ
North Canton
Ohio
Klingensmith
Zion
Pittsburgh
Canton
Stella Klingensmith
Philipsburg
Ruth A. Krause
Marilyn and
Lee Krause
Osceola Mills
Anna
Daniel
Thomas L. Williams Jr
Thomas
Betty Jane Williams
Bigler
Fort Knox, Tenn
U.S. Army
Williams
Clearfield Area
Clearfield County Vocational Technical School
Clearfield
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