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Another Depression?
Louis Galambos is scared about the economy and cautiously optimistic at the same time, which sounds about right. "Am I nervous?" says the professor of economic history at the Johns Hopkins University. "Yes, I'm nervous. You are, too. We're all nervous....Tags: Intel Corp., Productivity, Ethics, Henry Paulson, Dwight David Eisenhower
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Gas gauge
Some of the lowest prices that drivers reported Tuesday to virginiabeachgasprices.com: • $2.89, Shell, 12228 George Washington Memorial Highway, Gloucester • $3.09, Sunoco, 13195 Jefferson Ave., Newport News • $3.14, Sunrise Food Mart, 4854 Longhill...Tags: Newport News (Newport News, Virginia), Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), Transportation, Williamsburg, Road Transportation
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Berwyn alderman in court over incident with Wal-Mart guard
A Berwyn alderman who had a run-in with the Berwyn city collector this summer is accused of disorderly conduct under a village ordinance in neighboring Forest Park. Ald. Michael Phelan, 39, appeared in local ordinance court in Forest Park last week to...Tags: Des Plaines, Prosecution
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Fairgrounds has nights full of frights planned for you
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe South Florida Fairgrounds is hoping to scare up residents starting Thursday with the opening of its annual Fright Nights. "Scaring the public is a great way to get out your aggression," laughed Craig McInnis, the event's operations manager. "I love...Tags: South Florida Fairgrounds, Celebrity, Public Holidays, Religious Festivals, Halloween Horror Nights
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Libraries, the city pave the way for a safe Halloween
When Halloween rolls around this October, the city is hoping your child won't be trick-or-treating in spooky, unsafe neighborhoods. That's why the city and two Pines libraries are loading up their special events programming with enough free ghoulish...Tags: Michael Jackson, Public Holidays, Religious Festivals, People, Festive Event
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No cold remedies for kids under 4, drug companies say; best remedy is still rest and TLC
Associated Press WriterWASHINGTON (AP) _ Don't give over-the-counter cold remedies to kids under 4, drug companies said Tuesday. What sniffling little ones need, doctors said, are plenty of fluids and lots of tender, loving care. "The best thing a parent can do is comfort...Tags: Medical Specialization, Health Organizations, Western Medicines, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Research
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Getting a TV converter box
What would it possibly take to create more hysteria than the conversion to digital television? Killer bees inside your jeans? Help! Here's the bottom line: In five months, analog televisions used with an antenna for over-the-air reception will turn...Tags: Television Industry, Auction Service, Best Buy Company Incorporated, NBC, CBS Corp.
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How good is your glass cleaner?
Grease Bullet.To see which glass cleaners really work, you have to make a mess. Consumer Reports' testers took clean panes of glass and coated some with outdoor grime (mineral oil, clay and a solvent) and others with indoor grime (those ingredients plus synthetic...Tags: Distilling and Brewing Industry, Consumers
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EBay plans job cuts, growth of classified sites
New York Times News ServiceSAN FRANCISCO — EBay Inc. is both tightening its belt and expanding its reach in preparation for the coming economic storm. On Monday, eBay announced it would lay off 10 percent of its 16,000 workers, including 1,000 permanent employees, and pay...Tags: Advertising, Southwest Airlines Company, San Jose, Personal Data Collection, Amazon.com Inc.
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Cops: Suspect in string of thefts surrenders
matthew.chayes@newsday.comA suspected thief from Connecticut -- wanted in a string of scams and burglaries dating back to 2001 -- walked into Nassau police headquarters in Mineola Monday morning and turned himself in, a police spokeswoman said. Curtis Boykin is accused of...Tags: Assault, Prosecution, Theft
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A Summer's Worth Of Digital Photos: Help!
McClatchy-TribuneFall is here, the kids are back in school and you finally have a breather to ponder an annual problem — what to do with all of those photos you took over the summer. That's where these photo-friendly websites come in handy. They'll help you do...Tags: Family
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Wisconsin Outdoors
The Daily Press, AshlandAn itinerant bull moose provided a seldom-seen spectacle for City of Ashland residents Friday, as it meandered through town, unhurriedly wandering from the city's east end near Wal-Mart through the Northland College campus before being lost to sight in...Tags: Wildlife, Biology, Metal and Mineral, Bodies of Water, Colleges and Universities
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