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Kearney Hub - Imagine a classroom where the textbooks are brand-new daily, and contain the latest information about people and events the ones on the other side of the world, as well as those just down the street. That s what Newspapers in Education offers

South Dakota abortion ban stirs talk of tourism boycott
Pueblo Chieftain - PIERRE, S.D. - The superintendent of Mount Rushmore was surprised at first when people from all over the country started calling up to express their opinion about South Dakota s ban on nearly all abortions. Some callers said they were so upset that

What's Up in the Albemarle
Daily Advance - Currituck school board to meet. The Currituck Board of Education will meet at Dr. W.T. Griggs Elementary School Monday at 4 p.m. A closed session will precede the meeting at 3:30 p.m. The school board also will meet on the following dates to discuss

Report: Cowboys reach agreement with T.O.
CTV - IRVING, Texas (AP) - Jerry Jones built a billion-dollar fortune by taking big risks. Now he appears ready to take one of the biggest chances of his 17 years as owner of the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys called a news conference for 3:30 p.m. ET

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BusinessWeek - There's more than one Dubai drama playing out on the world stage these days. Besides the fracas over whether U.S. ports should be overseen by Dubai Ports World (see BW Online, 3/6/06, "The Real Shipping News" ) the emirate is gaining widespread

Suits: Black and White, All Over Again
New York Times - It was a film about Truman Capote the writer that got the recent Oscar attention. But last week it was the turn of Truman Capote the party-giver. Robert L. Johnson aims to build a national bank. Stephen S. Lash, chairman of Christie's Americas

Fighting against the wind
Minot Daily News - Residents of Massachusetts - in particular, the well-off class that doesn't share worries the rest of us have about, say, gasoline prices and the cost of electricity - are well known for attempting to enforce strict "environmental" laws on other