Cryonics and immortality spark debate after Ted Williams death
The piece questions cryonics as a path to immortality, noting Alcor's involvement and public reaction to Williams's death. It contends freezing bodies, or even just heads, cannot defy natural death and urges focus on Williams's legacy rather than speculative science.
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Ted Williams
Jerry Lemler
Alcor Life Extension Foundation
Williams
Leonardo
Letters Ed questions answered on economic development plan
A reader asks if funds from the municipal infrastructure gross receipts tax will be used for upgrades and marketing. The reply outlines targets including improving business climate expanding the local economy developing infrastructure like an industrial center FTZ and RIAC and limiting promotion and admin spending to under 50 000 or 10 percent of revenue.
Roswell Graduates to Join Coudert Brothers in NYC
Donald M. Wolf of Roswell, a Harvard Law School cum laude graduate, will join Coudert Brothers at the firm's New York City headquarters. Navy Seaman Recruit Raymond A. Lucero of Roswell completed recruit training in Orlando, Florida. Roswell Public Library expands to circulating paperback collection featuring best sellers and general titles across romance, mystery, westerns, and science fiction.
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Roswell
Harvard Law School
Coudert Brothers
New York City
Navy
Raymond A. Lucero
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Drug industry backs Medicare prescription ad campaign
The United Seniors Association runs ads praising Heather Wilson and other GOP lawmakers for a House prescription drug bill. The piece notes pharma funding, questions the bill’s structure using private insurers rather than Medicare, and observes voter support for drug coverage but hurdles in Congress.
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Heather Wilson
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Wall Street Journal
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USA Today
Heather
GOP
Associated Press
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Health Mainte
Nance
Hmos
New York Times
U.S. Senate
Bush urged to pursue diplomacy over threats in Iraq debate
The piece argues for diplomacy, citing Bush’s earlier successes with China after the Hainan incident and India Pakistan tensions. It questions the push for war in Iraq, noting no immediate threat from Saddam Hussein and urging renewed UN weapons inspections and broader international support.
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Bush
Beijing
U.S
Hainan Island
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United States
Congress
Hussein
Baghdad
Enron hearings spark sharp exchanges with Army Secretary
Senators taunt Thomas White over Enron ties as Cleland blasts economic warfare in energy markets. White defends his role and stock options while Greenspan critiques greed and calls for tougher laws to recover losses. The debate centers on accountability for corporate fraud and the reach of reform.
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Army
Thomas White
Bryan Dorgan
Barbara Boxer
Max Cleland
Cleland
Georgia
Vietnam
White
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