Panetta warns on cyber threats and sequester impact
Defense chief Panetta warns of non stop cyber probes from nations aiming to disrupt critical systems. He says a U S military sequester could trim budgets by nearly 500 billion plus 350 billion already planned, shrinking the Army Navy and Air Force while heightening unemployment.
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Almanac Highlights From September 2011
This almanac notes key dates and events on September 2011 matters. It recalls the first underground nuclear test in Nevada in 1957 and the 1995 publication of the Unabomber manifesto. It also mentions Bush seeking authority on Saddam in 2002 and moon phase dates.
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South Korea
Legion Color Guard honors 9 11 program at Ely School
American Legion Post 12 Color Guard participated in a Sept 9 9 11 memorial at Ely School. Principal Jack Bidee led students around the flagpole as taps played and the pledge was recited.
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Tea party blood lust challenged by candidates
The piece questions whether candidates will confront Tea Party zealots over Texas Governor Perry's 234 executions and a speaker's suggestion that uninsured people should die. It argues for courage to oppose harsh positions and questions the candidates' stance on decency.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submissions for letters to the editor limited to 250 words, with possible edits for brevity and accuracy. Authors must include signature, full home address, and telephone number for verification, and use mail, fax, or email submission methods.
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Facebook names spark new baby naming trend abroad
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart notes couples in Israel and Egypt have named children Like and Facebook to reflect social media influence. He cites other unique names such as Crash Pie Byte USB Cable and Moxie Crimefighter, and suggests growing trend may continue next year with Pippa and Google Stewart.
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