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Jewish World Review Jan. 12, 2005 / 2 Shevat, 5765 And now for the important news .... By Argus Hamilton
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com |
Newsweek magazine gave a rave review to the new Toyota
Tacoma Ranger truck Monday. It has a two hundred fifty horsepower
engine under a flashy scoop hood. As for extra features available
to buyers, only Brad Pitt has more options this week.
The University of Nevada Las Vegas opened a Dean Martin
exhibit Friday. It's the singer's second museum exhibition this
year. The Bill Clinton Presidential Library welcomes visitors with
Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime over the PA system.
Conservative radio talk show host Armstrong Williams
admitted he was paid by the Bush administration to push White
House education policy on his radio show. You just can't make it
up. He took money under the table to promote Character Counts.
Newt Gingrich said Monday he may run for president in 2008.
He's smart and eloquent and arrogant and he left his second wife
for his House staffer. Any one who thinks that a Republican could
never carry California had better think again.
NASA is planning to launch a space probe today that aims to
crash into a comet eighty-two million miles away on July 4th. It's
going to make a hole in the comet the size of a football field. At
last Los Angeles is going to have a stadium.
The Supreme Court said Missouri can't exclude the Ku Klux
Klan from a highway clean-up program. The impact was immediate.
Mexico just added a page to its illegal alien instructional comic
book telling everyone to turn right when they get to Arkansas.
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