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The Death of a Good Man By Martha Randolph Carr It is startling how much time is being wasted parsing out the motive behind the murder of 51 year old substitute teacher, Bill Sparkman in tones that seem to indicate that some kind of feeble justification exists out there, somewhere. Sparkman was doing his civic duty as a census taker going door-to-door in rural Clay County, Kentucky, when he disappeared only to be found later hanging from a tree, lynched with the word Fed scrawled into the skin of...

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How Not to Get the Swine Flu Raging Moderate, by Will Durst Well, look at the time. Aren’t we expecting the Return of the Bride of the Son of the Swine Flu pretty soon? That’s right. It’s Baaaaack and this time, it’s personal. Scientists predict the virus will be worse this swing through the Northern Hemisphere, but come on, no matter how bad it gets, it’s still not going to be 1919. After all, our public water-supply systems have undergone a bit of an upgrade over the last 90 years. “Now,...

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Sticking Pittsburgh With the G-20 by Bill Steigerwald Dear President Obama. We Pittsburghers sincerely hope you enjoy your visit to our beautiful city later this week, when you’ll be chairing the exciting G-20 Summit that you so thoughtfully chose our city to host without finding out whether we could handle it or afford it. But please, Mr. President, don’t think that the chaotic and barricaded and over-policed city you will see is anything like the real Pittsburgh we know and love. The summit...

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Proud to be Dim by Will Durst Remember back in grade school, when all learning came to a screeching halt while the teacher stopped to explain what was going on to the slow kids? She’d spend the entire morning trying to simplify the lesson plan so they could get it. Using small words in her annoying patient voice, which tended to pitch strident the slower she talked. Well, that’s what’s happening here. America is being held hostage by the dim. People used to be embarrassed to be stupid. Now...

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