Digging Deep Into Jerusalem's Hidden History
Krauthammer invites readers to descend into Jerusalem’s Western Wall tunnels and Cardo to trace centuries of conquest and continuity. He argues the underground geology reveals why the Arab Israeli conflict endures and why a two-state division is the path to peace.
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Hollywood History Gets a Cartoon Makeover
Pitts questions how animated films sanitize brutal past events for children. He cites Mulan Anastasia and Pocahontas as examples and warns that merchandising and fun may replace accurate history. He laments audiences mislearning history from entertainment and imagines future irritants.
Woodward defends victim stance after return to Britain
Louise Woodward, the former au pair convicted of manslaughter in the death of an eight month old boy, tells BBC she was targeted as a scapegoat and that the U.S. justice system tainted her trial. Observers note the leniency she received, while Matthew Kappen's family presses a wrongful death suit. Newsroom commentary urges reflection on responsibility.
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Tall Tale of Charlies Atlanta Call and News Ties
The author notes Charlie from Atlanta works for CNN advising Ted Turner on networks or servicing cable boxes. The tale humorously claims he may have taught the Braves pitchers to throw curves while acknowledging his exaggerations and mentioning his new wife buying a house.
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Bat house plans reveal quirky backyard obsession
Dayton Daily News columnist Stewart recounts a neighbor Charlie spending 130 dollars on a handmade bat house hoping to attract 200 bats to his yard to curb mosquitoes. Experts note such large roosts are unlikely and bat houses typically hold single occupants.
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This Day in History and Birthdays Feature
July 5 1998 highlights include events such as William Booth founding the Salvation Army in 1865 and Louis Beard presenting the bikini in Paris in 1946. Notable birthdays include Jean Cocteau and James Lofton with other obscure entries. Weather and sports notes are fragmentary.
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Jimmy Conantssis
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Pss Theterehonian
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