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Forget fuel; let's focus on local food
Even if the price of oil falls, the governor should launch a full-fledged sustainability effort to promote an expansion of farming here and the production of more Maryland food for Marylanders. In fact, all the governors of the Chesapeake watershed should...Tags: Government, Agricultural Research and Technology, Diplomacy, Food Industry, Agriculture
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Dig them dinosaur bones
South Florida Sun-Sentinel Staff WriterMongolia? China? It's not every day that your first-grader comes home asking to spend a summer vacation in Central Asia. In the past, Anthony, like most boys his age, would have been happy to squat at Disney World, preferably at the Buzz Lightyear ride,...Tags: Natural Science, Walt Disney World Resort, Museum of Natural History, History, Diplomacy
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Chicago Olympic bid clears hurdle with ratification of doping pact
Chicago Tribune reporterChicago's 2016 Summer Olympic bid has avoided a potential problem with the U.S. Senate's ratification of the UNESCO International Convention against Doping in Sport. The International Olympic Committee has made a country's ratification of the 2005...Tags: Government, Parliament, Upper House, National Government, Olympic Games
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Recent Illinois Editorials
Childish lawmakers forced governor to make budget cuts. Lawmakers are playing games with the state budget sending the governor an excessively bloated budget without the revenue to support it, and then complaining about the cuts he had to make. Earlier...Tags: Government, Healthcare Policies, Commuting, Health Treatments, National Government
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Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect caught
Special to The TimesFormer Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, accused architect of a campaign of ethnic mass murder and a war crimes fugitive for more than a decade, was captured Monday by Serbian security forces, officials said. Indicted on multiple charges of...Tags: Government, National Government, Massacres, Civil Unrest, Diplomacy
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Bush Gives U.S. Olympians A Rousing Send-Off
Associated PressWASHINGTON -- President Bush gave U.S. Olympians a rousing White House send-off to next month's games in Beijing, urging them Monday to "compete swifter, higher and stronger" but also be mindful they will be "ambassadors of liberty" to the people of China...Tags: Government, Defense Equipment, National Government, Nuclear Policy, Diplomacy
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AP: Maliki playing domestic politics
Spin CycleWith much effort at the WH, McCain campaign, CentCom today going into suggesting that Maliki really didn't mean to praise Obama's withdrawal plan, AP's Baghdad bureau chief goes the other way -- not only did he mean it, he was......Tags: Government, Petroleum Industry, National Government, Ayad Allawi, Civil Unrest
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The declining value of your college degree
The Wall Street JournalA four-year college degree, seen for generations as a ticket to a better life, is no longer enough to guarantee a steadily rising paycheck. Just ask Bea Dewing. After she earned a bachelor's degree -- her second -- in computer science from Maryland's...Tags: Diplomacy, Economic Policy, Wages and Pensions, Georgetown, Further Education
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Experts: Trip could make or break Obama
dfreedlander@am-ny.comWith stops in Israel, the West Bank, France and Iraq scheduled this week, there is no doubt that Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama's weeklong jaunt abroad will be a defining moment in his campaign. Obama has spoken with authority about the...Tags: Government, Petroleum Industry, Polls, National Government, John Kerry
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"Rome 1960," by David Maraniss
Like members of the ACLU insisting upon the strict separation of church and state, members of the International Olympic Committee recite their mantra: Sports must always be kept separate from politics. The ACLU's position may not be true to the original...Tags: Dwight David Eisenhower, International Olympic Committee, Diplomacy, Racism, Central Intelligence Agency
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