Banks repay bailout loans as big lenders exit federal support
Banks including Citigroup Wells Fargo Bank of America will have repaid bailout money totaling 90 billion dollars after the repayments, ending direct government stakes in nine major banks. The piece argues government micromanagement and fault lines in policy spurred the crisis and cautions against future bailouts, urging private banks to rely on market discipline.
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Army Private Pineda completes basic training at Fort Dix
25 years ago Army National Guard Pvt. Michael A. Pineda son of Hilda Valles of Fort Worth and Luis Pineda of Roswell completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey. Berrendo Elementary School names Bobcats of the Month by grade with students listed for each class.
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Hilda Valles
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Berrendo
Marie Cunningham
Jennifer Graham
Tennise Letchworth
Kristy Loy
Mandy Wright
Melissa Long
Heather McDaniel
Kevan Taylor
Kelly Cunningham
Melody Graves
Veronica Vasque
The kindness of strangers in the holiday season
In a season bracketed by Thanksgiving and Christmas gratitude to anonymous helpers shines. Food banks and shelters rely on strangers who donate, sort, and distribute aid while mentors and educators connect with vulnerable youths. Personal reconnects show strangers can become lifelong friends.
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Nile
Jesus
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Big Sisters of
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Christopher Astle
Emily Yanich
Celebrity culture reveals nations through star power analysis
The author uses Hideki Matsui and other cultural notes to critique American consumerism and discuss Japan China and India. He praises Matsui as a World Series MVP and questions New York Yankees management. He argues Ang Lee film Lust Caution offers insight into Japanese Chinese relations and urges calm about China warming while noting India's linguistic diversity and tensions.
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Hu Jintao
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General Cucolo bans pregnancy in Northern Iraq barracks
Maj. Gen. Anthony Cucolo orders soldiers under his command not to become pregnant and punishes pregnancy through reports of court martial or lesser penalties. With 22,000 troops and under 8 percent women, the policy aims to maintain combat readiness despite controversy from NOW and broader feminist debate.
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