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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2011
Page
5
A reader cites Antony Flew’s shift toward design arguments and questions the reach of organized religion. The letter argues the Bible guides meaning, criticizes churches on abuse and war, and describes finding a home study teacher who clarifies the Creator’s identity.
Ed Feulner of the Heritage Foundation endorses tying food stamp aid to work or job search, arguing welfare should be a hand up not a handout. He cites long-term recipients and compares welfare reform to education and poverty programs, urging broader adoption of a 1996 model.
The article outlines stuttering treatment options including therapy and self-help, notes no approved drug cures, and mentions ongoing clinical trials and devices with mixed effectiveness. It also shares reader-focused vertigo advice, praising Epley maneuvers and lifestyle tweaks, with resources to Dr Gott and health information.
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