Obama Fumbles Middle East Debate Amid Libya and Iran Worries
Cal Thomas critiques U S Middle East policy questioning Obama’s stance on Libya Syria Bahrain and Iran. He cites New York Times criticism of the Muslim Brotherhood and warns of broader regional upheaval before Saudi Arabia and other states. He contrasts Obama with Clinton and references U S political commentary.
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Editorial: Budget gloom and politicians' misfires
A Dallas Fed official warns deficits threaten the economy amid broad calls to cut spending. The piece notes that repealing Bush tax cuts and halting wars would only shave small portions of the 2011 deficit, while lawmakers push costly entitlement changes and require supermajorities for cuts. The author urges acknowledgment of real fiscal pressures.
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Readers thank Roswell responders for timely hospital relief route signs
A letter to the Roswell Daily Record from a reader expresses gratitude to the newspaper, the city, county, and state officials for providing relief route hospital signs promptly. The writer hopes the signs are never needed but pledges continued thanks if they are.
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Obama vows limited Libya war aims amid rebel momentum
President Obama framed the Libya operation as a moral intervention to halt a massacre and protect Libyans, stressing a limited, international, and morally grounded approach. He avoided pledging Gaddafi's immediate overthrow and did not specify exit terms or direct support to rebels, while NATO air power aided opposition gains.
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Doonesbury Dear Dr Gott Advice on Knee Clicking
A reader asks about persistent knee clicking after bilateral knee replacements. Dr Gott explains such noises can be normal due to implant laxity and material separation during activity, and only pain or deformity would suggest loosening. He advises continued medical consultation and PT as appropriate.
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Reagan Shot Outside Washington Hotel
On March 30, 1981, President Ronald Reagan was shot and seriously wounded outside a Washington hotel by John W Hinckley Jr Government officials James Brady Timothy McCarthy and DC officer Thomas Delahanty were wounded in the attack.
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Goddard High students sweep regional Office Education prizes
Twenty five years ago eight Goddard High School students placed high at the Office Education Association regional contests held in Portales and earned advancement to the state level. Top Goddard finishers included Amber Higgins Wendy Krohn Lanie Pantuso and Delores Ponce de Leon in first place with Amanda Chuler Terri Hemmings second and Stacy Harrison Kandie Kiper third.
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