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‘Chorus Line’ Returns, as Do Regrets
The musical is based on the stories of dancers who question whether they have been fairly compensated.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
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No survivors in plane crash
CNN 		No survivors in plane crash
Rescuers have reached the wreckage of a Brazilian airliner that crashed a day earlier in the Amazon's dense rainforest, an official told Brazilian media outlets. There were no survivors. The president of Infraera, the organization governing Brazilian airports, told reporters that all 155 people on b...
CNN - September 30, 2006
Medicare Insurers to Offer More Options in ’07
Medicare beneficiaries will have more options for prescription drug coverage in 2007, officials said.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Black Incomes Surpass Whites in Queens
Queens is the only large county in the U.S. where this is so, according to analysis of new census data.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Martínez to Miss 8 Months Following Shoulder Surgery
Pedro Martínez will undergo surgery this week to repair a torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder and may not be back until after the All-Star break next season.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Campaign Cash Mirrors a High Court’s Rulings
Ohio Supreme Court justices routinely sat on cases after receiving campaign contributions from the parties involved or from groups that filed supporting briefs.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Of Party Dues and Deadbeats on Capitol Hill
To move up the ladder, you must do more than win votes. You are, quite literally, expected to pay your dues.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Wreckage of Brazilian Airliner Found in Amazon
Authorities said the plane appeared to have hit the ground vertically, making the likelihood of survivors remote.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Suicide Bomber Kills 12 Near Kabul Ministry
The second major suicide attack in Kabul this month underscored the rising danger in the capital.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Thirsty Giant: Often Parched, India Struggles to Tap the Monsoon
A puzzle is crucial to securing India’s future: how to harness and hold on to its rich but capricious rains.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Baghdad Is Quiet With Strict Curfew in Place
A spokesman for the Iraqi Defense Ministry appeared to allude to a specific threat involving car bombs.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
India’s Police Say Pakistan Helped Plot July Train Bombings
Pakistani officials swiftly rejected the allegation, which is likely to increase tensions on the subcontinent.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Ruined Towns Look to Beirut, Mostly in Vain
Nearly $900 million in international pledges remains untapped by the Lebanese government.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
DataBank: Dow Cracks the Ceiling Twice, but Falls Back
The Dow Jones industrial average briefly surpassed its all-time closing high on two occasions this week, only to fall back each time and close below the record.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Career Couch: Out of the Office, Into the Home
Even if you're much more productive in your PJ's, the boss may not want you to telecommute.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
A Rickshaw for Your Stuff
Why use a wheeled, engineless cart, a very 19th-century technology, instead of a space-age backpack?
New York Times - September 30, 2006
The Boss: Bearing the Gift of Hearing
"What changed me was seeing in people’s eyes what it meant to finally be able to hear."
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Economic View: Even if Rates Don’t Move, the Interest Bill Will Rise
The truism that higher interest rates function as a tax on people who hold variable debt has been particularly apparent to homeowners holding adjustable-rate mortgages.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Does This Mean The Housing Party Is Really Over?
In August, for the first time since 1995, housing prices slipped a bit from the previous August.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
Home Front: Adding a Personal Touch to Hotel Etiquette
Susan Carlin is one of the first graduates of a new corporate training program called “Living Loews.”
New York Times - September 30, 2006
[TS] Gretchen Morgenson: All’s Not Lost, Disgruntled Investors
A crucial moment for shareholders who want more say in board elections.
New York Times - September 30, 2006
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WILL LIFTING THE BAN ON GAYS SERVING OPENLY IN THE MILITARY HELP OUR SECURITY?
NO, IT WILL JUST ADD TO THE DECLINE OF OUR MORAL FOUNDATIONS.
YES, THERE WILL BE MORE PEOPLE WHO CAN SERVE IN THE MILITARY.
IT WILL HAVE NO SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE MILITARY, BUT IT GIVES A GOVERNMENT STAMP OF APPROVAL TO HOMOSEXUALITY.
NOT SURE.
 
 

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