Worms Making News Review Sparks Apology and Odd Tidbits
In a playful column titled Worms Making News, the author issues humor filled apologies for past missteps about The Lord of the Rings and accordions. The piece then highlights two quirky items: a Duluth man making wine from tent caterpillars and Harvard biologists modifying roundworm genes, with light commentary on obesity and American Idol.
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ACORN under fire over scandal jeopardizing federal funds
Editorial notes ACORN faces credibility loss after a public scandal and damning undercover videos. It urges an independent inquiry and warns public funding should be conditional on reform and accountability to restore trust. The second NYT excerpt praises Obama’s decision to ditch Bush missile plans for a feasible system, noting diplomacy will test the change.
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End of the G 20 era begins new Obama presidency phase
National Perspective notes the Pittsburgh summit ends with Obama facing hard tasks. It highlights Afghanistan and Iraq policy, health care battles, and the political divide over a public option. The piece warns of renewed international tensions and fiscal strain, signaling tough work ahead.
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Prayer and reflection on sight and dependence
A devotional note centers on Matthew 20 29 to 34 where Jesus heals two blind men with compassion. It invites readers to seek God’s voice amid crowd noise and depend wholly on Him, ending with a reflective question about where one cries for divine help.
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Exposition Building to be Demolished for New Facility
On this date a decade ago the old Exposition Building at Clearfield Driving Park, home since the 1920s, was slated for demolition to clear way for a larger steel complex. Demolition expected around Nov 1 with construction to start in March and completion planned by July 1 next year.
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