Green Groups Tackle Climate Message As Public Interest Drops
Maggie Gallagher notes Der Spiegel warns climate activists seek mind bombs to sway voters after Climategate erodes trust in scientists. She argues economic worries and political fatigue dim support for drastic action while some push for journalism funding and cautious language from IPCC.
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al Gore
Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change
IPCC
Nancy Pelosi
Insider trading probe targets Primary Global Research network
National editorial discusses seven charged in an insider trading investigation led by US Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan. The piece criticizes expert-network firms for facilitating illegal tips, notes SEC limits on selective disclosures, and urges clear, enforced rules to separate lawful research from illicit inside information.
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Preet Bharara
United States
Manhattan
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Diplomatic Flurry Aims to Restart N Korea Talks
In early 2009 a high level push aims to revive six party talks with North Korea. Stephen Bosworth visits South Korea China and Japan, followed by a Gates meeting in Seoul and a January 19 White House reception with Hu Jintao, signaling potential historic diplomacy or more stalemate.
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North Korea
U.S
Stephen Bosworth
South Korea
China
Japan
Pyongyang
Bosworth
Seoul
Robert Gates
Washington
Barack Obama
Hu Jintao
Obama
Seattle Times
Will 112th Congress finally get spending under control
Incoming House Speaker John Boehner and Republicans confront public fury as the 112th Congress convenes. The questions focus on cutting government spending and debt, trimming earmarks, and ending pork barrel projects as they take office.
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House
John Boehner
Congress
112Th Congress
Doonesbury and ethics in politics fact or fiction
The piece questions reducing corruption taxes immigration and govt overreach while urging a return to ethics expertise and experience. It notes the November 2 reprimand as a repudiation of Washington's direction and criticizes politicians for lacking ethics in governing.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Obama
Ask Dr. Gott on eye twitching and ACE inhibitor effects
The column notes that ACE inhibitors like Accupril can treat hypertension and heart failure but may cause side effects including coughing and lightheadedness. It discusses benign eye twitching or blepharospasm, potential stress or caffeine links, and advises consulting a physician for persistent or severe symptoms. Treatments mentioned include allergy meds Botox or dose adjustments.
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DR. Gott
Officer Clifton Frosch Named Employee of the Month
Roswell Police Department selects Clifton Lee Frosch for Employee of the Month. Frosch has served as campus police at ENMU Roswell, a mechanic with Great Southwest Aviation, and a jailer at Chaves County Jail, with four years in the U.S. Marine Corps. Lance M. Derbonne, son of Elizabeth J. Roberts, is promoted to Air Force specialist four and serves as a medical specialist at Fort Bragg with the 504th Parachute Infantry.
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Roswell
Clifton Lee Frosch
Frosch
Eastern New Mexico University
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