Wrestling with sacred COWS in Graham High scene
Washington The Graham High School wrestling room in St. Paris, Ohio, marks Jim Jordan's start to a career that led to the University of Wisconsin and two NCAA titles. As House Republican Study Committee chair, he leads an insurgent push to curb spending and challenge leadership. The RSC claims 170 of 241 Republicans and 70 of 87 freshmen. They demand deeper cuts, including a plan to trim 2.5 trillion over 10 years, contrasting with leadership’s 2011 cut proposal. Jordan defends ethanol and farm subsidies reforms while acknowledging market limits and political risk. The piece notes his wrestling past, family background, and potential Senate run context.
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Almanac snapshot for February 52 2011
Today notes the 52nd day of 2011 and 68th of winter with historic events including Marx and Engels publishing The Communist Manifesto in 1848 and Malcolm X assassination in 1965. It lists birthdays for Delibes Nin Peckinpah Bombeck Petersen Grammer Hewitt and quotes Malcolm X on peace and freedom.
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Egypt braces for future path after uprising in Cairo
In Cairo the public discusses Egypt's next steps after the uprising. Debates focus on economic sharing, government reform, and justice. People question presidential or parliamentary systems, while the army promises a peaceful transition to civilian rule and withdrawal from politics.
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Monopoly Live brings computer guided play to families
Dayton Daily News columnist notes Hasbro unveils Monopoly Live at New York toy fair with an electronic tower controlling play, tracking money, and enforcing rules. The online style of play eliminates dice and paper money, shifting toward debit cards and eStatements, raising nostalgia for traditional rules Yet the author remains unsure about fully embracing the computerized version.
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