Romney Not Apologizing for Wealth Says OReilly
Bill OReilly argues Mitt Romney need not apologize for being rich and buying what he wants with offshore funds while criticizing class envy and government waste. He recounts his own rise, defends wealth, and rebuts Obama on taxes, debt, and privilege.
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Dick Clark remembered as TV pioneer and Bandstand host
A guest editorial reflects on Dick Clark's rise from early Bandstand broadcasts to his later New Year’s Eve stardom. It notes his role in shaping teen culture and his quiet 1957 integration of Bandstand, portraying him as a youthful, influential figure who helped introduce music, dance, and teen romance to a generation.
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Music too loud in Roswell restaurant prompts readers
Dear Editor letters describe a visit to a new Roswell fast food outlet where music volume made dining and conversation impossible. The writer urges managers to keep restaurant music soft so patrons can talk without shouting.
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What to Expect During a Colposcopy
A colposcopy is a safe 15 to 30 minute procedure with no anesthesia. A doctor uses a colposcope to inspect the cervix and vagina, may rinse with vinegar or iodine, and can remove suspicious tissue. Avoid aspirin a week prior and do not schedule during expected menses.
The Post al- Qaida Era and War Rhetoric
An unnamed State Department official questioned by Michael Hirsh asserts the war on terror is over. The piece cites Reuel Marc Gerecht and warns that some policymakers see Islamism as a path to democracy, while radical Islamists remain at war with the West.
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Outstanding Young Women of America named from Roswell and Capitan
A group of fourteen women including Christi Lee Allen Diane Katherine Alpers Kathleen Marie Crump Silvia Ann Flores Jean Foret Giddens Nanette Cluck Haines Vickie Renee Jones Jane Schumacher Martinez Carol Elaine Mayo Lorraine Kay Miller Cindy Lou Smith Terri Leigh Swain and Charlene Joy Worrell of Capitan were chosen as Outstanding Young Women of America for 1986. The program honors 21 to 36 year olds for civic and professional contributions at local state and national levels.
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