Woman Calls Fire Department Because TV Station Airs Burning Fireplace
It must rank among the easiest fires ever to put out. Zurich authorities say police and firefighters were called to the house of an elderly woman early Thursday after she reported her television set was burning. When they arrived, they discovered no signs of fire or smoke.
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Woman Calls Fire Department Because TV Station Airs Burning Fireplace
Yesterday at 12:48:55 PM by BlueCollar
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Pregnancy Prevention, Contraception Recommended for ‘Priority Attention and Funding’
Yesterday at 09:01:17 AM by BlueCollar
Pregnancy Prevention, Contraception Recommended for ‘Priority Attention and Funding’
Taxpayer money should be spent to "compare the effectiveness of innovative strategies for preventing unintended pregnancies," according to a federal advisory committee. The strategies to be studied include over-the-counter access to oral contraceptives and providing free contraceptive methods at public clinics and pharmacies.
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Taxpayer money should be spent to "compare the effectiveness of innovative strategies for preventing unintended pregnancies," according to a federal advisory committee. The strategies to be studied include over-the-counter access to oral contraceptives and providing free contraceptive methods at public clinics and pharmacies.
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Pregnancy Prevention, Contraception Recommended for ‘Priority Attention and Funding’
Yesterday at 08:45:03 AM by BlueCollar
Pregnancy Prevention, Contraception Recommended for ‘Priority Attention and Funding’
Taxpayer money should be spent to "compare the effectiveness of innovative strategies for preventing unintended pregnancies," according to a federal advisory committee. The strategies to be studied include over-the-counter access to oral contraceptives and providing free contraceptive methods at public clinics and pharmacies.
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Taxpayer money should be spent to "compare the effectiveness of innovative strategies for preventing unintended pregnancies," according to a federal advisory committee. The strategies to be studied include over-the-counter access to oral contraceptives and providing free contraceptive methods at public clinics and pharmacies.
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Issue of Covering Abortions Will Not Impede Health-Care Reform Legislation, Says ‘Pro-Life' Democratic Sen. Bob Casey
Yesterday at 08:45:03 AM by BlueCollar
Issue of Covering Abortions Will Not Impede Health-Care Reform Legislation, Says ‘Pro-Life' Democratic Sen. Bob Casey
Sen. Bob Casey, who calls himself pro-life Democrat, is now a proponent of "common ground," a phrase that President Obama also uses. on Wednesday, Casey said the issue of abortion should not bog down passage of a health-care reform bill.
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Sen. Bob Casey, who calls himself pro-life Democrat, is now a proponent of "common ground," a phrase that President Obama also uses. on Wednesday, Casey said the issue of abortion should not bog down passage of a health-care reform bill.
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Helen Thomas: Not Even Nixon Tried to Control the Media Like Obama
Yesterday at 08:12:33 AM by BlueCollar
Helen Thomas: Not Even Nixon Tried to Control the Media Like Obama
Following a testy exchange during Wednesday's briefing with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas told CNSNews.com that not even Richard Nixon tried to control the press the way President Obama is trying to control the press.
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Following a testy exchange during Wednesday's briefing with White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas told CNSNews.com that not even Richard Nixon tried to control the press the way President Obama is trying to control the press.
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'Sex Play' for Teens Promoted in Animated Cartoon Produced by Planned Parenthood
Yesterday at 07:07:35 AM by BlueCollar
'Sex Play' for Teens Promoted in Animated Cartoon Produced by Planned Parenthood
In an animated video cartoon on its Web site, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America advises teens that taking part in "sex play" and "outercourse" can greatly reduce their risk of getting a sexually transmitted transmitted infection.
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In an animated video cartoon on its Web site, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America advises teens that taking part in "sex play" and "outercourse" can greatly reduce their risk of getting a sexually transmitted transmitted infection.
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Abortion Issue Should Not Impede Debate on Health Care Reform, ‘Pro-Life Democrat’ Says
Yesterday at 06:35:05 AM by BlueCollar
Abortion Issue Should Not Impede Debate on Health Care Reform, ‘Pro-Life Democrat’ Says
Sen. Bob Casey, who calls himself pro-life Democrat, is now a proponent of "common ground," a phrase that President Obama also uses. on Wednesday, Casey said the issue of abortion should not bog down passage of a health-care reform bill.
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Sen. Bob Casey, who calls himself pro-life Democrat, is now a proponent of "common ground," a phrase that President Obama also uses. on Wednesday, Casey said the issue of abortion should not bog down passage of a health-care reform bill.
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U.N. Population Agency Receives $50 Million in Taxpayer Money, Despite Its Involvement in China Where Government's Population Control is Coercive
Yesterday at 05:46:21 AM by BlueCollar
U.N. Population Agency Receives $50 Million in Taxpayer Money, Despite Its Involvement in China Where Government's Population Control is Coercive
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) received $50 million from the United States government this year, despite accusations from the Population Research Institute that the world body facilitates forced abortions and sterilizations in China.
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The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) received $50 million from the United States government this year, despite accusations from the Population Research Institute that the world body facilitates forced abortions and sterilizations in China.
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North Korea Test-Fires Two Short-Range Missiles
Yesterday at 05:13:52 AM by BlueCollar
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Alert: Scam Poses as Union Workers Credit Card Company
Union members are receiving notices from a third party credit card company, stating they are pre-approved for a $10,000 platinum credit card. But the offer appears to be a scam.
The promotional literature sent by the bogus Union Workers Credit Services states that "Good things happen to good people like you." The consumer is offered a $10,000 credit account, but of course there is a catch. The consumer has to send an advanced fee of $37 before receiving the credit card.
Instead, after paying the fee, consumers receive a paper credit card that can only be used to purchase merchandise from the credit services' catalogue.
It is a con that the Fort Worth, Texas Better Business Bureau (BBB) says is the source of many complaints and inquiries from the public.
Information from the BBB files shows that the credit services company is sending the deceitful mailings from Fort Worth. The company has an unsatisfactory BBB file condition due to a pattern of complaints concerning advertising issues and refund practices.
The BBB advises consumers that when evaluating a credit card solicitation, determine whether the offer is from a bank that actually issues regular credit cards such as Visa or MasterCard, or from a company that will only assist you in applying for a credit card.
For more information, go to the Better Business Bureau at Fort Worth to read the full public report.
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