Brotherhood diplomats in Washington push for moderate Islamic democracy
In Washington a Muslim Brotherhood delegation from Egypt argues that Islam and democracy can coexist. They claim a civil government with Islamic reference and pledge to respect pluralism, while observers note tensions between Cairo leaders and hardline Salafis over sharia and constitutional drafting. Trudy Rubin analyzes the clash between rhetoric and actions as Egypt's future unfolds.
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Hafez Abu Ismail
American Airlines Chief Sees Turbulence as Normal for Industry
Thomas W. Horton, five months into his tenure as American Airlines CEO, notes the industry’s upheaval including Southwest’s profitability, declining real fares since 2000, and the shift toward low costs. He cites 192 bankruptcies since 1950 and argues consolidation and bankruptcy as tools to shed contracts and weather shocks while planning for a favorable outcome for stakeholders.
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Almanag Highlighting Historic Events And Birthdays
Today marks the 107th day of 2012 and the 28th day of spring. Notable items include the 1777 Bennington victory, Lenin's 1917 return, and the 1947 Grandcamp explosion in Texas City. Birthdays span Anatole France to Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Michael Jordan's 2003 final NBA game is noted. Moon phase lies between last quarter and new moon.
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Interest in genealogy as 1940 census online surge sparks curiosity
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart muses on eroding certainty in family origins as census data from 1940 goes online and millions flock to explore roots. He recalls mixed records for a great grandfather, name changes, and shifting European borders, noting his own motivation waning.
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