Topeka Board of Education Ruling and 1973 Watergate Hearings
May 17 2004 notes highlight a public school ruling linked to the 1973 Watergate hearings. The text lists dates and events including birthdays Enya and Nixon. references stock listings and lunar phase between May 11 and May 19.
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Board of Education of
Topeka
Senate
Hoppe
Leonard
Richard Nixon
Liberal radio attacks on Bush and church draw criticism
New York Daily News columnist Michael Goodwin examines Air America Radio’s liberal slant noting venom toward President Bush and the Catholic Church. He cites crude humor involving Rumsfeld Limbaugh and a Franken show segment as evidence of a performative divide and calls for honest debate missing in the network’s lineup.
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United States
Rumsfeld
Bush
Air America Radio
New
Liberal Voice
Iraq
Rush Limbaugh
Catholic Church
Air America
Dens
Limbaugh
National Public Radio
New York Times
al Franken
Chechnya
Franken
Franken & Co
John Kerry
Bushmore
Randi Rhodes
U.S
Corleones
Fredo
Hewlett-Packard
Greyhound
General Motors
Ryndee Carney
WLIB
O'Franken Factor
Fats Waller Centennial Collection Delights Jazz Fans
The 21 track Fats Waller Centennial Collection from Bluebird RCA Victor captures the Harlem stride master’s wit warmth and influence. Includes classics Ain’t Misbehavin Honeysuckle Rose Your Feets Too Big and The Joint Is Jumpin with a 20 minute accompanying DVD.
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Haggard
Fats Waller
America
Louis Armstrong
Panther Room
Chicago
Merle
Bach
Art Tatum
Count Basie
BMG
RCA Victor
Bluebird
James P. Johnson
Fats
Fat
Gene “Honey Bear
Sedric
Duke Ellington
Johnson
Carolina Shout
Maurice
Waller
Lulu
Medicare drug discount card to save seniors money says Johnson
Congresswoman Nancy L. Johnson touts a new Medicare discount card promising savings for seniors, with six hundred dollar credits for low income individuals and discounts up to 25 percent. She notes seven million could qualify and expects broader prescription drug coverage in two years.
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Medicare
America
Robert Hayes
Medicare Rights Center
AARP
National Columnists Day and the Public’s Perception
A satirical voice argues columnists are misperceived as reporters and jokes about National Columnists Day, noting it is celebrated in few states without fanfare. The piece mocks the public’s appetite for sensationalism and the economics of newspaper publishing, ending with a contact line for DL Stewart.
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Les
West 33Rd Street
New York
N.Y
Nat Hentoff
Thomas
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Boston
Nancy L. Johnson
DL Stewart
Distewart
Coxohio