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Soap Summary for the week of Oct. 11
Creators SyndicateALL MY CHILDREN: Angie confirms that Bella perfume is tainted. Kendall accuses Adam of sabotaging Bella in an attempt to destroy Fusion. Adam holds a press conference announcing he's going to file a lawsuit against Fusion for marketing poisoned perfume...Tags: Diseases, Crimes, Fragrances, Marriage, California
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Recent Illinois editorials
Midway privatization is good news for city. Finally, some good economic news. Mayor Daley on Tuesday announced a $2.52 billion deal to privatize Midway Airport, generating a windfall for our cash-starved city. This page supports the city's...Tags: Dan Hynes, Corporate Crime, Tourism and Leisure, Illinois, Charity
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Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials in Newspapers in the US and Abroad.
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: Oct. 2 The New York Times, on visa-recapture bill: ... Every year Congress authorizes a certain number of permanent-resident visas, or green cards, for immigrants to come to... -
Who needs voters?
Re "Mike's third term in Bloom," Oct. 1: The City Council has the awesome power to literally vote themselves in, and the mayor, by simply abolishing term limits. This is like giving yourself a raise. And this power is against voters, who in 1993 and...Tags: Adolf Hitler, Manhattan (New York City), Political Candidates
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Schumer bill targeting Facebook, MySpace sex predators passes
Congress has passed legislation offered by Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer -- with Republican presidential candidate John McCain -- seeking to keep sex offenders off Internet social networking sites. The Senate approved the Schumer-McCain measure...Tags: John McCain, National Government, MySpace, Sexual Assault, Crimes
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Quinnipiac polls have Obama surging in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Recently trailing or tied, Democrat Barack Obama now leads Republican John McCain in a trio of the most critical, vote-rich states five weeks before the election, according to presidential poll results released Wednesday. The Democrat's support jumped to...Tags: Election Day, Quinnipiac University, Polls, National Government, Ohio
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What papers or magazines does Palin read? 'Most of them'
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin repeatedly failed to cite a newspaper or magazine when asked what she had read regularly before John McCain picked her as his running mate, saying only that she had read "most of them."...Tags: John McCain, Katie Couric, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Republican Party
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Sen. Clinton: Time to show leadership on bailout
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton says the U.S. Senate may have to lead the way in passing a $700 billion Wall Street bailout package, now that the House has rejected the measure. "I certainly would support the Senate going first, so long as we have the...Tags: Stock Activities, Hillary Clinton, Political Candidates, Stock Market, New York
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Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel to rock NYC for Barack Obama
Barack Obama's campaign is about to get rocked, with Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel teaming up for their first joint concert--to benefit the Democratic presidential nominee.
Obama plans to attend the concert at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City...Tags: Hempstead, Barack Obama, Bruce Springsteen, Political Candidates, Billy Joel
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Voters say 'yes!' to another Bloomberg term
Many New Yorkers cast a "yes" vote Tuesday for Mayor Michael Bloomberg's presumed campaign for a third term. Whether it's Bloomberg's push for a healthier city, his campaign against smoking or innovations such as 311, New Yorkers are happy with what...Tags: Park Slope, Regional Authority, Michael Bloomberg, Crown Heights, Political Candidates
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Palm Beach County will mess it up, so move up its election
Palm Beach County should hold its presidential election on Oct. 15. This would give it time to count and recount over and over so, hopefully, it will have a reasonable tally of votes by Nov. 5. Brendan Kizis, Boca RatonTags: Boca Raton, Local Elections
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