Roswell Library hosts David Clary on Washington early years
Military historian David Clary speaks at 2 p.m. Saturday at Roswell Public Library on George Washington’s early military career in George Washington's First War. Free talk with book sales and signing. refreshments provided by Friends of the Library.
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Letter to the Editor on Egyptian reform and unity
A reader urges Egyptians to unite after Mubarak's resignation and pursue democracy and national reforms. He advocates a civilian council, new constitution, free elections, separation of state and religion, Bill of Rights, and a mixed economy to raise living standards.
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Hinojosa Reflects On Labor History And Kheel’s Legacy
Maria Hinojosa discusses American labor history and the importance of collective bargaining. She recalls Ted Kheel’s belief that negotiation is an art and praises his ability to listen and validate all sides amidst political battles in Wisconsin and beyond.
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Regular exercise advised to prevent osteoporosis bone loss
The piece urges physically able readers to add daily exercise to curb further bone loss and warns on possible drug interactions with osteoporosis. It promotes Dr Gott's Health Report Osteoporosis and cites his books and website for more information.
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Today in History Highlights March 15 A.D. 2011
March 15 marks Caesar's assassination in 44 B C and Columbus return from his first voyage in 1493. Also noted: Jackson born 1767 in Waxhaw South Carolina, Maine statehood 1820, Wilson press conference 1913, American Legion founded 1919, Monte Cassino raid 1944, My Fair Lady opens 1956, Elizabeth Taylor Burton wedding 1964, Expo 70 Osaka opens 1970, Onassis dies 1975, O Hair case linked to Madalyn Murray O Hair findings finally confirmed about a decade ago.
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