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Break the law and your new 'friend' may be the FBI


WASHINGTON (AP) — The Feds are on Facebook. And MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 11:48 AM EDT

FCC unveiling sweeping national broadband plan


WASHINGTON (AP) — Communications regulators are unveiling a sweeping proposal to overhaul U.S. broadband policy. Their aim: to bring affordable, high-speed Internet connections to all Americans and make access much faster for people who already have broadband.

Monday, March 15, 2010 1:28 PM EDT

Local Vets Screen New Series On World War II


HBO, in conjunction with Comcast and the National Constitution Center, held a special screening this week of the new HBO Miniseries “The Pacific,” based of the true stories World War II marines.  

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Linvilla Orchards To Hold Family Fun Fishing Derby


Some fathers might think a day at the museum is a yawn. And a trip to the playground? An even bigger snooze. It’s no wonder you’re always casting about for something new to do.

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, PSEA Join Forces


The state AFL-CIO and Pennsylvania’s largest public teacher union, the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) formalized a labor solidarity agreement at the PSEA headquarters Tuesday.

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Nation    ( top )

Democrats Find No Haven In Job Growth In Districts


On the eve of the anniversary of President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus plan last month, Republicans targeted Democrat Betsy Markey’s Colorado district with a mailing citing the “painfully high unemployment rate.”

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

World    ( top )

Palestinian Authority Incitement Becomes An Issue


Jerusalem — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed the Israeli Knesset Parliament Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee last week that, for  the first time since the inception of the negotiation process with the P.L.O. in 1993, the Israeli government has announced an official policy to monitor virulent  incitement from official media outlets of the Palestinian Authority (P.A.).

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Israel Demands Naval Blockade Of Iran By US


Jerusalem — Israel is applying pressure to the United States and trying to persuade the administration to impose a naval blockade on Iran, in addition to the sanctions that the U.N. Security Council is expected to approve in the coming months.

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Saudis Mull Another F-15 Purchase


JERUSALEM — The Middle East newsline has confirmed that Saudi Arabia has advanced in negotiations to purchase a fighter jet from the United States.

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

How A Miscaptioned Photo Made An Accident Into Allegations Of Murder


JERUSALEM —  An American citizen, International Solidarity Movement member Rachel Corrie, was crushed to death by an Israeli Army bulldozer while she was demonstrating in Gaza on March 16, 2003.

Friday, March 12, 2010 11:26 AM EST

Previous News Headlines

March 16th, 2010

Break the law and your new 'friend' may be the FBI

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Feds are on Facebook. And MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, too.
March 15th, 2010

FCC unveiling sweeping national broadband plan

WASHINGTON (AP) — Communications regulators are unveiling a sweeping proposal to overhaul U.S. broadband policy. Their aim: to bring affordable, high-speed Internet connections to all Americans and make access much faster for people who already have broadband.
March 12th, 2010

Linvilla Orchards To Hold Family Fun Fishing Derby

Some fathers might think a day at the museum is a yawn. And a trip to the playground? An even bigger snooze. It’s no wonder you’re always casting about for something new to do.

Palestinian Authority Incitement Becomes An Issue

Jerusalem — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu informed the Israeli Knesset Parliament Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee last week that, for  the first time since the inception of the negotiation process with the P.L.O. in 1993, the Israeli government has announced an official policy to monitor virulent  incitement from official media outlets of the Palestinian Authority (P.A.).

How A Miscaptioned Photo Made An Accident Into Allegations Of Murder

JERUSALEM —  An American citizen, International Solidarity Movement member Rachel Corrie, was crushed to death by an Israeli Army bulldozer while she was demonstrating in Gaza on March 16, 2003.

Saudis Mull Another F-15 Purchase

JERUSALEM — The Middle East newsline has confirmed that Saudi Arabia has advanced in negotiations to purchase a fighter jet from the United States.

Democrats Find No Haven In Job Growth In Districts

On the eve of the anniversary of President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus plan last month, Republicans targeted Democrat Betsy Markey’s Colorado district with a mailing citing the “painfully high unemployment rate.”

Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, PSEA Join Forces

The state AFL-CIO and Pennsylvania’s largest public teacher union, the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) formalized a labor solidarity agreement at the PSEA headquarters Tuesday.

Local Vets Screen New Series On World War II

HBO, in conjunction with Comcast and the National Constitution Center, held a special screening this week of the new HBO Miniseries “The Pacific,” based of the true stories World War II marines.  

Israel Demands Naval Blockade Of Iran By US

Jerusalem — Israel is applying pressure to the United States and trying to persuade the administration to impose a naval blockade on Iran, in addition to the sanctions that the U.N. Security Council is expected to approve in the coming months.
March 10th, 2010

Female WWII aviators honored with gold medal

WASHINGTON (AP) — They flew planes during World War II but weren't considered "real" military pilots. No flags were draped over their coffins when they died on duty. And when their service ended, they had to pay their own bus fare home.
March 9th, 2010

Montgomery County Woman Accused Of Recruiting Jihadists Online

PHILADELPHIA — A suburban woman "desperate to do something" to help suffering Muslims has been accused of using the Internet to recruit jihadist fighters and help terrorists overseas, even agreeing to move to Europe to try to kill a Swedish artist, prosecutors said Tuesday.
March 8th, 2010

'Old Baldy' horse head going back up in Philly

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A museum in Philadelphia will once again showcase the head of Old Baldy, the horse Gen. George Meade rode during many of the Civil War's most infamous battles.
March 5th, 2010

Could Harsh Sanctions Collapse The Iranian Regime?

JERUSALEM — Harsh sanctions, particularly a gasoline embargo, could endanger the mullah regime in Iran, according to a report issued by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. The report asserted that harsh international sanctions could erode the last vestiges of support for the regime of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei.

Differences Emerging Between Israel And US Over Iran

JERUSALEM — The intelligence communities of Israel and the United States differ over Iran’s progress toward nuclear weapons.

How To Relate To ‘Israel Apartheid Week’: By Putting The Shoe On The Other Foot

JERUSALEM — This week, college campuses throughout North America have declared “Israel Apartheid Week,” where Israel is berated as an allegedly apartheid entity.

Why Does Syria Want The Golan Back From Israel?

JERUSALEM — The Israeli army conquered the Western slopes of the Golan Heights on the last day of the 1967 war, at the insistence of the resident’s council of Israel’s Upper Galilee region, after Syrian artillery attacks from the Golan had made the lives of the residents of the Galilee impossible. This is because Syria views the Upper Galilee region as belonging to Syria.

Persian Purim Summit In Damascus

JERUSALEM —  Purim festivities throughout Israel last week celebrated the defeat of a Persian politician who sought to rally the world to murder every Jew on earth and also to stifle the return of the Jews to Jerusalem 2400 years ago.

ACME Selects Essay Contest Winners

Nine local youths received college scholarship awards as ACME Markets announced the winners of its Black History Month Essay Contest.

Main Line Unitarian Church Gives To Child Welfare Org.

Devon — The Main Line Unitarian Church (MLUC) recently donated more than $1,500 to Friends Association for Care and Protection of Children, a West Chester child welfare organization.

Â-Â-Â-Haverford School Honors Its Athletic Hall Of Famers

Haverford — The Haverford School Alumni Association honored deBenneville “Bert” Bell (deceased, Class of 1914), John F. Mangan (’55), Stephen T. Vehslage, (deceased, ’57), Robert H. “Buzz” Potts Jr. (’66) and John T. Gillin Jr. (’81) during induction ceremonies into the Athletic Hall of Fame in the School’s Field House.
March 4th, 2010

Dems are wary of Obama's final health push

WASHINGTON (AP) — Rank-and-file Democrats in Congress remain wary of health care legislation in spite of President Barack Obama's closing argument for overhauling the system, well aware that success is far from assured and political perils abound.
 


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