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Costs keep a limit on energy options |
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When will "alternative" energy go mainstream? Does manufacturing of solar panels and other "clean energy" gear really have the potential to stabilize Brevard's economy? And how could politics in Washington or Tallahassee affect the pace of progress? For insight, I interviewed Jim Fenton, director of the Florida Solar Energy Center at the
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Costs keep a limit on energy options |
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When will "alternative" energy go mainstream? Does manufacturing of solar panels and other "clean energy" gear really have the potential to stabilize Brevard's economy? And how could politics in Washington or Tallahassee affect the pace of progress? For insight, I interviewed Jim Fenton, director of the Florida Solar Energy Center at the
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Matt Reed: Costs keep a limit on energy options |
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When will "alternative" energy go mainstream? Does manufacturing of solar panels and other "clean energy" gear really have the potential to stabilize Brevard's economy? And how could politics in Washington or Tallahassee affect the pace of progress? For insight, I interviewed Jim Fenton, director of the Florida Solar Energy Center at the
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Matt Reed: Costs keep a limit on energy options |
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When will "alternative" energy go mainstream? Does manufacturing of solar panels and other "clean energy" gear really have the potential to stabilize Brevard's economy? And how could politics in Washington or Tallahassee affect the pace of progress? For insight, I interviewed Jim Fenton, director of the Florida Solar Energy Center at the
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Conn. woman promoting safe driving |
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Most students are heading back to school, and that means children are getting off buses and walking home along busy streets.
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Conn. woman promoting safe driving |
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Most students are heading back to school, and that means children are getting off buses and walking home along busy streets.
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Remember the Ladies: 'The Second Sex' |
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Simone de Beauvoir was one of many feminist thinkers who got overshadowed by the men in her life - hey, she and Hannah Arendt could get coffee! - but her seminal book "The Second Sex" has just been rereleased with a new translation and, most importantly, some previously excised material reinstated.
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Remember the Ladies: 'The Second Sex' |
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Simone de Beauvoir was one of many feminist thinkers who got overshadowed by the men in her life - hey, she and Hannah Arendt could get coffee! - but her seminal book "The Second Sex" has just been rereleased with a new translation and, most importantly, some previously excised material reinstated.
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Judge refuses to ban party-line voting option |
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A federal judge Wednesday refused to ban the state from using the party-line voting option on the November ballot, saying a lawsuit challenging the practice was speculation with "absolutely no evidence." The suit, filed by Robert J. Healey Jr., the Cool Moose Party candidate for lieutenant governor, claimed that letting voters vote for everyone in
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Judge refuses to ban party-line voting option |
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A federal judge Wednesday refused to ban the state from using the party-line voting option on the November ballot, saying a lawsuit challenging the practice was speculation with "absolutely no evidence." The suit, filed by Robert J. Healey Jr., the Cool Moose Party candidate for lieutenant governor, claimed that letting voters vote for everyone in
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Pakistan Terror Leader Linked to Times Square Plot Charged In U.S. |
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The leader of the Pakistan Taliban was charged Wednesday by U.S. Justice officials for his role in helping to plot the murder of seven CIA workers in Afghanistan last year.
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Pakistan Terror Leader Linked to Times Square Plot Charged In U.S. |
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The leader of the Pakistan Taliban was charged Wednesday by U.S. Justice officials for his role in helping to plot the murder of seven CIA workers in Afghanistan last year.
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Quote of the Day: Mum's the... |
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From Linda McMahon, the former World Wrestling Entertainment executive who's now running for the Senate in Connecticut: I can certainly tell you I'm not adverse to talking in the right time or forum about what we need to do relative to our entitlements.
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Quote of the Day: Mum's the... |
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From Linda McMahon, the former World Wrestling Entertainment executive who's now running for the Senate in Connecticut: I can certainly tell you I'm not adverse to talking in the right time or forum about what we need to do relative to our entitlements.
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Welcome to our online comments feature. To join the discussion, you must first register with Disqus and verify your email address.
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Politicians Take A Break At Crocodile Club Roast |
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Because Connecticut politics this year has become especially nasty, politicians welcomed a brief respite Tuesday with the restart of a light-hearted political roast.
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Politicians Take A Break At Crocodile Club Roast |
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Because Connecticut politics this year has become especially nasty, politicians welcomed a brief respite Tuesday with the restart of a light-hearted political roast.
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Are state workers overpaid? - Ct Post |
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Are state workers overpaid?Ct PostWith the state facing a $3.5 billion deficit next year, both Democratic and Republican candidates in the gubernatorial race are looking to rein in health ...and more »
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Dodd forswears a lobbying career |
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WASHINGTON -- Sen. Chris Dodd says he still doesn't know what he'll do come January, when his 36 years in Congress comes to an end. But he has ruled out one option.</p>
<p>"No lobbying, no lobbying," Dodd said. That he would forgo a trip through Washington's
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'Crocodile Club' Returns After 8 Years |
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During one of the most active political seasons in state history, a Connecticut tradition has returned.
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'Crocodile Club' Returns After 8 Years |
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During one of the most active political seasons in state history, a Connecticut tradition has returned.
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OUR VIEWRespecting The Hard-Won Right To Vote |
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Women's suffrage: On the 90th anniversary of winning the vote, women occupy most of the top seats in state elective office September 1, 2010 hc-ed-suffrage-women-vote-0901-20100901 Americans take for granted the right to vote.
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Amid Nasty Campaign, Politicians Take A Respite At Crocodile Club |
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Because Connecticut politics this year has become especially nasty, politicians welcomed a brief respite Tuesday with the restart of a light-hearted political roast.
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Amid A Nasty Campaign Season, Politicians Take A Brief Break At The... |
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Since Connecticut politics this year has become particularly nasty, politicians welcomed a brief respite Tuesday with the restart of a light-hearted political roast.
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New Yorkers Say 9/11 Family Concerns Eclipse Mosque Near Ground Zero Site - Bloomberg |
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Divorce Court: The 'Political Ambitions' Argument |
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The couple that owns the L.A. Dodgers is getting divorced, and politics is, apparently, part of it.
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Op-ed: The End of Playground Politics |
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If you want to get a taste of our state politics, just visit a schoolyard during recess.
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Highway Car Troubles Turn Deadly |
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Evelyn Szczygla , 18, of Berlin would have been starting her sophomore year at Central Connecticut State University, but she was killed early Saturday morning, when she got out of her car on I-84 eastbound near exit 27, and was hit by a truck.
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Accused Army Traitor Cruised Gay Bars |
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As "young conservatives" like Erick Erickson and S.E. Cupp defend Ann Coulter's scheduled appearance at the "Homocon" pro-gay rights conference in September, new evidence about the destructive nature of the homosexual lifestyle has surfaced in the treason case of gay soldier Bradley Manning.
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Shoreline Keeping Close Eye on Earl |
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There's no need to panic just yet, but state and local officials in Connecticut are keeping a close watch on Hurricane Earl .
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Enfield: Employee Ownership In Connecticut |
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Employee Ownership In Connecticut Politics Submitted by David Fitz-Gerald, The New England Chapter of The ESOP Association, on 2010-08-28.   Carris Reels has invited Congressman Joe Courtney to visit its plant in Enfield on Sept.
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McCourt Dodger Divorce Pulls A Fiorina-Whitman-McMahan Offense |
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Far be it from a thinking person to believe any charges put forward in a divorce proceeding, but this one is catchy, as reported by the LA Times : Jamie McCourt wanted to "renege" on an agreement that made the Dodgers her husbanda TMs personal property because that would have limited her effectiveness to pursue potential runs for public office, ...
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Bay Staters: Ita s about a saving our countrya |
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Hundreds of Massachusetts residents fed up with the political status quo and what they called the nation's cultural decline joined a massive rally in the capital yesterday to send a warning to elected officials.
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Blumenthal run a repeat of Kennelly? |
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Winning elections isn't always the best preparation for becoming a governor or senator, especially if your victories have been too easy.
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CT MONEY: State residents pay most in taxes, about 32% of income |
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Do you know how much of your hard-earned income goes to federal, state and local tax collectors? You should, because as a Connecticut resident you bear the highest tax burden in the nation, according to the Tax Foundation.
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Analysis: More U.S. women in political spotlight, but gap remains |
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NEW YORK - The suffragists who 90 years ago won voting rights for women would likely shake their heads in wonder at this election, with its 'mama grizzly' candidates and high-stakes woman-vs.-woman showdowns.
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Palin's resurgence - here's how she did it |
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Former Mayor Willie Brown poses for a portrait at his apartment in the St. Regis Hotel on Thursday July 31, 2008 in San Francisco, Calif.
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Bay Staters: Ita s about a saving our countrya |
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Hundreds of Massachusetts residents fed up with the political status quo and what they called the nation's cultural decline joined a massive rally in the capital yesterday to send a warning to elected officials.
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New Fairfield woman creates documentary about Ridgefield diner |
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Over the past few months, many of the customers who sat at the counter of the Early Bird Cafe in Ridgefield ate their breakfasts in front of a video camera.
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Connecticut Candidates A Tourism Plus |
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Here it is, the final weekend of Connecticut's summer tourism season, when thousands of people flock to our state to visit friends and relatives and then hope there's something else to do.
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City's beef with hot dog vendor is off base |
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On the one hand, Janet Marzan is wrapping one of her lunchtime specialities -- a "krooked dawg," a deep-fried hotdog wrapped in bacon and slathered with grilled onions and peppers -- for one of her regular customers.
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Cordova Christians put out welcome mat for new mosque |
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Until Memphis Islamic Center is complete, members pray at nearby Heartsong Church in Cordova.
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Dave Kendall column: We need to elect true representatives |
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Did you know that, in the state of Connecticut, you can't hunt or sell alcohol on Sundays? That certainly wouldn't work very well here, especially for Green Bay Packers games and deer hunting.
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Hebron: Hebron Senior Center Hosting Candidate "Meet And Greet" |
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Politics Submitted by Sharon Garrard, Director, Russell Mercier Senior Center, on 2010-08-26.   Dianne Grenier Pam Sawyer and Sean Sullivan are two of the many candidates who will be attending the Russell Mercier Senior Center Candidate Meet and Greet.
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Midterm election coverage |
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By Emily Belz - Political outcasts, millionaires, and pro-life voters made Tuesdaya TMs primaries unpredictable.
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GOP uses base closure as a scare tactic |
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I'm not sure what was more unseemly about the Republicans' press conference Thursday, called to reassure voters they are ready to save the Submarine Base: the fact they had the event at all or that they invoked a patriotic spirit of bipartisanship.
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If rich CEOs are outsiders, McCain is one, too |
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As the noted political pundit John Lennon put it, "Your inside is out and your outside is in." As this primary season ends, there's still no telling whether it's the year of the insider or the outsider, or, for that matter, which candidates fall into which category.
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Rare is the political aspirant who touts his attendance at an event that has been called "the greatest party on Earth." But Thursday, John Mertens of West Hartford did just that.
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Nikki Haley up by 16 points over Vincent Sheheen, survey says |
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A new survey shows Republican Nikki Haley with a growing lead over Democrat Vincent Sheheen in the governor's race a little more than two months from the election.
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Yesteryear's Texas: Marvin Leonard brought new retail experience to Fort Worth |
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Hello fellow Texans and friends of Texas. Today is Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010. On Aug.
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Homicide victim remembered as guardian ... |
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One by one, they stood and recalled Joan Davis: as a passionate activist, a tireless defender of the working class, an irritating gadfly, a harmless soul.
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Republican who helped Bush campaign against gay marriage is homosexual |
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The Republican campaign manager who helped win a second term for President George W Bush on his anti-gay marriage platform has been accused of hypocrisy after he announced that he is homosexual.
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Senate races 101: Is the Democratic majority in jeopardy? |
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A Republican takeover of the Senate would be a slap down for Democrats, and most political handicappers consider that scenario unlikely.
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AG Wants Investigation Into Water Company Layoffs |
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One state official is calling for an investigation into the Connecticut Water Company's possible plans to cut its workforce just weeks after getting approval to increase rates.
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A new fiscal year: state budget already in the red |
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Optimistic assumptions about federal aid and social service caseloads came back to haunt state officials Friday as Connecticut's $19.01 billion budget, barely out of the gate, stumbled more than $60 million into deficit.</p> <p>Rising income and sales tax receipts weren't enough to offset entirely a $193.4 million shortfall in
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It's not just the Gold Coast that's exclusive on L.I. Sound |
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Matthew L. Brown
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Special to the Connecticut Mirror
When it comes to fishing, boating and other sporting activities, getting access to Long Island Sound is anything but a day at the
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An earmark for everything from fatherhood to the F-22A |
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Deirdre Shesgreen
WASHINGTON -- Connecticut's congressional delegation has collectively submitted hundreds of earmark requests totaling more than $1 billion for fiscal year 2011. Read more
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More women in political spotlight, but gap remains |
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The suffragists who 90 years ago won voting rights for women in the U.S. would likely shake their heads in wonder at this election, with its "mama grizzly" candidates and high-stakes woman-vs.-woman showdowns.
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Finances of heiress, 104, at center of NY probe - |
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A 104-year-old heiress to a Montana copper mining fortune - now living in a New York hospital room - is at the center of a criminal investigation into her fortune and welfare, two people familiar with the probe told The Associated Press.
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Politics, Wrestling and Accountability |
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The issue of the disproportionate number of deaths of wrestlers rears its head in the Senate campaign of Linda E. McMahon, the former C.E.O. of the W.W.E.
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Finances of heiress, 104, at center of NY probe |
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In this photo provided by Barbara Cleary's Realty Guild, Huguette Clark's New Caanan, Conn., estate is shown.
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On 90th anniversary of women gaining right to vote, mixed grades for progress in politics |
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The suffragists who 90 years ago won voting rights for women in the U.S. would likely shake their heads in wonder at this election, with its "mama grizzly" candidates and high-stakes woman-vs.-woman showdowns.
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Manhattan DA Probing Finances Of 104-Year-Old Heiress |
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A 104-year-old heiress to a Montana copper mining fortune - now living in a New York hospital room - is at the center of a criminal investigation into her fortune and welfare, two people familiar with the probe told The Associated Press.
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More women in political spotlight, but gap remains - AP |
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The women in key races include a rancher and three multimillionaire former CEOs, one a pro wrestling magnate.
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