Letters to the Editor
Politics muddying water on stem cell research
Sept. 3, 2010
Science, religion, law and politics continue to collide in the battle over the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research.
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Secretary of defense pushes smart streamlining
Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
On Friday, the New York Times noted the unhappiness of Robert Gates when he learned that a request for a dog-handling team in Afghanistan traveled through no fewer than five four-star headquarters.
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Truth about ‘mosque’ hasn’t halted falsehoods
Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
So how long do you think this slug fest about the "mosque" near Ground Zero can go on?
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Housing market standoff paralyzing the economy
Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010
The national housing holding pattern, reflected in dismal July home sales, is throwing a wrench into an already weak economic recovery.
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Letters to the Editor
Politics muddying water on stem cell research
Science, religion, law and politics continue to collide in the battle over the use of embryonic stem cells in medical research.
Read story
- Secretary of defense pushes smart streamlining
- Truth about ‘mosque’ hasn’t halted falsehoods
- Housing market standoff paralyzing the economy
- Senior Expo welcomes all to fun-filled event
- Farmers Market offers bounty of local goods
- Community support was blessing for Quinn Chapel
- Youth embarrass airline industry for safety gaffs