| TOYS |
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Popular Hugo
Chavez Action Figure
Arouses Ire in U.S.
Pat Robertson calls for
doll's mutilation. |
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| MISCELLANEOUS |
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U.S. Family Network Outlines Ambitious
Slate of Charitable
Projects for 2006
Tom DeLay's organization hopes to provide
millions in legal defense funds to dozens of
desperate politicians. |
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| SPORTS |
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In Reversal, NFL Allows 45
And Older to Dance in Rolling
Stones Super Bowl Show
But only 18 and younger at post-game
party with band. |
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| CORRECTION |
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| In a
recent article we quoted President Bush
saying, “If somebody from Al Qaeda is
calling you, we'd like to know why.” The
president was not actually referring to you,
but someone like you, perhaps your neighbor.
We apologize for the confusion. |
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| FEATURE |
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| Jack Abramoff arranged a
$1.2 million no-bid contract for a pal with the
government of the Northern Marianas to do what? |
| A ) | Win
exemptions from minimum wage laws. |
| B ) | Get
approval for “Made in USA” labels
for local sweatshops. |
| C ) | Provide
ethics-in-government programs. |
| Hint: It's not A) or
B), but you didn't hear it from us. |
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| HIGH TECH |
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Thousands Flock to High Tech
Expo
Offered first look at futuristic
products, among them (l to r): a novel
printer that needs no electricity or
batteries; a learning toy for toddlers
that also makes and receives phone calls;
a “so-simple-I-
can't-believe-I-didn't-think-of-it”
flying insect repellant. |
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