Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Sunday
04/07/2013
Family owned Chicago Cubs plan to
renovate their own stadium
Fans of the lovable losers have
something to look forward to, after all.The city of Chicago and the
Ricketts family that owns the Chicago Cubs are close to agreement on
a $500 million overhaul of Wrigley Field, two people with knowledge
of the negotiations said Friday.
First key fight in Immigration battle
is: what to name it
One of the first political issues
negotiators must tackle in crafting an immigration reform bill is
among the most important: what to name
it.
Cair claims victory over AP stylebook's
restrictions on word “Islamist”
The Council on American-Islamic
Relations (CAIR) praised the Associated Press (AP) for revising its
stylebook to forbid the use of the word “Islamist,” if it is used
to describe Islamic militants or extremists.
Colorado Undersheriff warns State
police Homeland Security to target Christians
According to a letter written by Ron
Trowbridge, undersheriff with the Prowers County, Colo., Sheriff’s
Office, Christians who believe the Bible is the literal word of God
and others who do not agree with the changes taking place in America
could find themselves under scrutiny by law enforcement authorities
and Homeland Security, Steven H. Ahle wrote at Red Statements Friday.
Cancer Clinics are turning away
thousands of Medicare patients
Cancer clinics across the country have
begun turning away thousands of Medicare patients, blaming the
sequester budget cuts. Oncologists say the reduced funding, which
took effect for Medicare on April 1, makes it impossible to
administer expensive chemotherapy drugs while staying afloat
financially.
Walgreen
Co. has stretched the reach of its drugstore clinics beyond treating
ankle sprains and sinus infections to handling chronic diseases such
as diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure.
The United States in World War I
On June 28, 1914, a Serbian nationalist
assassinated the Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the throne of
Austria-Hungary. Austria demanded indemnities from Serbia for the
assassination. The Serbian government denied any involvement with the
murder.. Austria's ally, Germany, declared war on Russia on August 1
and on France (which was allied with Russia) two days later.
Bryan Hoddle helps wounded Vets run and
dream again
Strangely, this is where the inspiring
transformation often begins – on a track. It's here, with Bryan
Hoddle coaching and shouting encouragement as a group of wounded
soldiers begins to run, that something extraordinary occurs.
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