Almanac snapshot for 121st day of 2010
Today's history highlights include the 1898 Dewey victory over Spain in the Spanish American War and North Korea's 1948 establishment with Kim Il-sung as president. Notable birthdays feature Martha Burke and Jack Paar. The piece notes events, figures, and a Churchill quote.
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Japan
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Abortion and Ultrasound Education in a Nation Rethinking Choice
Kathleen Parker argues for informed choice and fetal transparency through ultrasound laws as a path to making abortion rare. She notes Oklahoma's measure prompts debate among pro life and pro choice groups and cites testimonies from Louisiana about post abortion insights.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Florida
Pro-Life Bioethics Defense Fund
Sharon Broome
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Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Climate policy as a national security priority in energy policy
Samuel R. Berger argues that a cohesive national energy policy linking energy security with climate action is essential to reduce dependence on foreign oil, curb funding to terrorism, and avoid climate driven instability, urging passage of comprehensive clean energy legislation and noting support from Kerry, Graham, and Lieberman.
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Arizona immigration law could deepen GOP split with Hispanics
Carl P. Leubsdorf analyzes how Arizona’s law allowing police to detain suspected illegal immigrants may reshape party support among Hispanics. He notes similar past GOP stumbles in California and Washington and discusses potential long term shifts ahead of 2010 elections. The piece cites leaders including Brewer, McCain, Reid, and Graham and mentions Obama’s stance on enforcement vs reform.
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Janet Napolitano
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Harry Reid
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Obama Summit on Entrepreneurship Draws Criticism
Cal Thomas questions U.S. aid to Muslim nations and Palestinian leaders, arguing aid fails to foster moderation or peace. He contrasts Obama's Cairo pledge with examples of PA figures praised by Abbas, citing alleged terror links and anti Israel rhetoric. The piece labels the entrepreneurship push as unlikely to change attitudes or curb conflict.
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Moscow University
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Sudan
Muslim Brotherhood
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George Mitchell
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