Where are They Now: 1992 Daschle foe now lives in England

Source: Argus Leader

In 1992, Charlene Haar was preparing for a statewide race against U.S. Sen. Tom Daschle. Twenty years later, the Republican with the short, snappy moniker shes probably better remembered as Char Haar vividly recalls ...
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A few S.D. hospitals buck merger trend

Source: Argus Leader

Twelve hospitals stand alone in South Dakota. They are the independents in an age of hospital networks and mergers. They range in size from Douglas County Memorial with 11 beds in Armour, to the Prairie Lakes Hospital with its 81 beds in ...
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When the Respectable Become Extremists

Source: Dissident Voice

By any historical measure, whether it involves international law, human rights conventions, United Nations protocols, or standard socio-economic indicators, the policies and practices of the United States and European Union regimes can be character ...
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Guest worker idea stuck in web of politics

Source: Los Angeles Times

DELANO, Calif. — "You'd think agriculture would have Republican politicians on our side, but on this issue we don't," Kevin Andrew was saying as we toured some grape fields north of Bakersfield, where farmworkers we ...
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Can Mary Ann Glendon Change the President’s Mind on the HHS Mandate?

Source: Patheos Blogs

[1] Last Tuesday, I shared Mary Ann Glendon's piece [2] in the Wall Street Journal explaining why we're are suing the U.S. Government. Today, Kathy Schiffer learns that Glendon has been appointed to the U ...
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College notes: Oregon eliminates Texas in softball

Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Oregon (44-16), which defeated Texas 5-4 in eight innings earlier in the day to force Saturday night's Game 3, will advance to the Women's College World Series on May 31-June 6. Alexa Peterson, Janie Takeda and ...
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Petra Kann, Thomas Weir - Weddings

Source: The New York Times

Petra Elliott Kann and Thomas Patrick Weir were married Saturday at Miller Chapel at the Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, N.J. The Rev. David C. Mertz, a United Methodist minister, led the ce ...
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White House Cronyism Is Disturbing, But Not New

Source: Town Hall

The Obama campaign is trying to hang so-called “vulture” capitalism around Mitt Romney’s neck, but as two excellent opinion pieces explain, it’s the administration’s crony capitalism that’s the really disturbing story. The first piece, ...
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Half of US Gets Government Handouts

Source: NewsMax

Roughly half of all people in the U.S. live in a household that is collecting at least one type of government benefit. Many households probably receive more than one type of benefit, reports The Wall Street Journ ...
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