Campaign is over Mr President Obama’s fragile crisis acting
The piece argues Obama still campaigns after the election, theater of diplomacy over Iran at the G 20 and UN, claiming Iran’s nuclear threat is real though concealed, and criticizes his credibility, deadlines, and rhetoric as president versus commander in chief. It warns of potential war, warns against posturing, and calls for steadier leadership.
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Iran
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Washington
Afghanistan
CIA
Congress
Ahmadinejad
Chicago
Richard Cohen
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Washpost
Washington Post Writers Group
Prayer to Uphold Confidence Amid Life's Troublemakers
A devotional note invites prayer to face life’s troublemakers with confidence in Christ’s power. It emphasizes preaching Christ regardless of motives, and includes a thought that troubled people cause others’ disruption, urging prayers for them.
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Christ
Reconciliation in health care reform debated by insiders
Jonathan Cohn outlines a New Republic argument for using budget reconciliation to pass health care reform with 50 votes, highlighting potential benefits like stronger funding and subsidies, while noting risks such as Byrd rule limits, time constraints, and possible alienation of centrist Democrats. He surveys skeptics, Parliamentarian rulings, and political dynamics on Capitol Hill.
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Democracy For America
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TPM
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Snowe
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Readers Oppose Trapping Fer al Cats and Killing Them
William C Cupples of Clearfield argues against trapping and killing feral cats. He contends cats can be tamed after trap and sterilize, detailing his experience with four rescued former feral cats and urging humane treatment and rehoming.
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William C. Cupples
Clearfield
Long live Legal Eagles program praise and outreach note
A reader lauds the Legal Eagles program for guiding students toward success through photography. The writeup highlights 2500 participants, zero fees for schools and students, sponsorships, and potential expansion to McKean and Warren counties, urging more districts to join.
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Legal Eagles
Mark Falvo
McKean
Warren
On This Date Through Time in Osceola Mills History
An archival glance recalls events from 10, 25, 50 and 75 years ago. September 30 entries list Moshannon Valley High School Local History Class visits, Curwensville Homecoming Queen coronation, a 65th wedding anniversary at Westover, Morrisdale celebrations and local society notices. Names such as Michelle Frailey, Tammy Moore, Cort Neff, Mary White and Mrs. Annie Bennett appear along with towns like Osceola Mills, Curwensville, Clearfield, Morrisdale and Westover.
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Moshannon Valley High School
Osceola Mills Community Historical Foundation
Michelle Frailey
Mike Shelow
Randy Berg
Ray Lowe
Nikki Smeal
Johna Clark
Ashley Boulton
Kristin Kitko
Tiffany Lewis
Marsha Curry
Kira Hunter
Corey Klanish
Tammy Moore
David
Bonnie Moore
Curwensville Area High School
Curwensville
Cort A. Neff
Westover
Dimeling
Clearfield
D.A. Yingling
Carl M. Neff
Altoona
Charles Fry
Ross Clapper
Danny Fry
Fry
D.A. Westover
Hastings
N.D. Yingling
Dr. Yingling
Neff
Morrisdale
Mary White
Annie Bennett
The
M.E. Church
Willard Strange
Charles Wrye
Foster Sheriff
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