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Month: January 2008

Sexism, Racism: Which Is More Taboo?

(AP) — Expressions of sexism and racism emerging from the contest between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have been blatant, subtle and perhaps sometimes imagined, and they are renewing the national debate over what is and isn’t acceptable to say in public. Clinton’s camp has perceived sexism in comments about her appearance and emotions.

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Sexism, Racism: Which Is More Taboo?

(AP) — Expressions of sexism and racism emerging from the contest between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama have been blatant, subtle and perhaps sometimes imagined, and they are renewing the national debate over what is and isn’t acceptable to say in public. Clinton’s camp has perceived sexism in comments about her appearance and emotions.

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Kucinich OK’d For Debate, Appeal Planned

(AP) — NBC News said Monday it will appeal a judge’s ruling rather than include Democratic presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich in a candidates’ debate in Nevada. “We disagree with the judge’s decision and are filing an appeal,” said a statement provided by Jeremy Gaines, a vice president for MSNBC, sponsor of Tuesday night’s debate. Gaines

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Kucinich OK’d For Debate, Appeal Planned

(AP) — NBC News said Monday it will appeal a judge’s ruling rather than include Democratic presidential hopeful Dennis Kucinich in a candidates’ debate in Nevada. “We disagree with the judge’s decision and are filing an appeal,” said a statement provided by Jeremy Gaines, a vice president for MSNBC, sponsor of Tuesday night’s debate. Gaines

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Clinton, Obama Step Back From Race Flap

(AP) — Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama stepped back from a controversy over race Monday night, agreeing that a prolonged clash over civil rights could harm their party’s overall drive to win the White House. The two leading Democratic contenders shifted course as Republicans pointed toward Tuesday’s pivotal primary in Michigan,

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Clinton, Obama Step Back From Race Flap

(AP) — Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama stepped back from a controversy over race Monday night, agreeing that a prolonged clash over civil rights could harm their party’s overall drive to win the White House. The two leading Democratic contenders shifted course as Republicans pointed toward Tuesday’s pivotal primary in Michigan,

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West El Paso House Fire

EL PASO — A fire broke outon El Paso’s West Side along the 900 block of Totonaca near Medano. Fire crews arrived at the scene around 4 p.m. Fire crews said children in the neighborhood who were walking home from school noticed the flames first and then notified their parents. The adults in turn called

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West El Paso House Fire

EL PASO — A fire broke outon El Paso’s West Side along the 900 block of Totonaca near Medano. Fire crews arrived at the scene around 4 p.m. Fire crews said children in the neighborhood who were walking home from school noticed the flames first and then notified their parents. The adults in turn called

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Autopsy: Marine Died Of Head Injury

(AP) — A 20-year-old pregnant Marine who disappeared in December died from a head injury, authorities said Tuesday, formally rejecting claims by the key suspect in her death that she committed suicide. Dr. Charles Garrett, the Onslow County medical examiner, said Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach, who was eight months pregnant when she vanished, died from

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Autopsy: Marine Died Of Head Injury

(AP) — A 20-year-old pregnant Marine who disappeared in December died from a head injury, authorities said Tuesday, formally rejecting claims by the key suspect in her death that she committed suicide. Dr. Charles Garrett, the Onslow County medical examiner, said Lance Cpl. Maria Lauterbach, who was eight months pregnant when she vanished, died from

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Dozens In Texas Town Report Seeing UFO

(AP) — In this farming community where nightfall usually brings clear, starry skies, residents are abuzz over reported sightings of what many believe is a UFO. Several dozen people – including a pilot, county constable and business owners – insist they have seen a large silent object with bright lights flying low and fast. Some

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Dozens In Texas Town Report Seeing UFO

(AP) — In this farming community where nightfall usually brings clear, starry skies, residents are abuzz over reported sightings of what many believe is a UFO. Several dozen people – including a pilot, county constable and business owners – insist they have seen a large silent object with bright lights flying low and fast. Some

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