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EDITORIAL: Missile defense: Enabling Russia
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewEver deferential in foreign policy, the Obama administration verges on reckless, self-defeating idiocy by even discussing declassifying and sharing with Russia critical missile-defense data. The Washington Free Beacon reports those Pentagon...Tags: Moscow (Russia), U.S. Congress, Defense, Weaponry, Russia
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Organ recipients thank donor families
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewBorn two years ago without the left side of his heart, Jameson McKain was blue, his fingernails gray and his breathing labored. His development did not even register on the medical charts, recalled his mother, Danielle McKain. He underwent four open-...Tags: Human Interest
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Persad Center's Art for Change continues to grow
The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review"I still have a piece that I bought from the very first one, when it started with 275 people at the Mendelson Gallery. It just has grown. ... There's heart to it. It really has so much meaning." Bob Sendall wasn't the only one waxing poetic during...Tags: AIDS
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BRIEF: Let Them Eat Cake! contest is sweet on 'Baby Odyssey'
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSweet dreams "5001: A Baby Odyssey" was the theme of this year's Let Them Eat Cake! decorating and tasting contest hosted by The Midwife Center for Birth & Women's Health on May 18, a nod to the arrival of the center's 5,000th baby since it opened in...Tags: Women's Health
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A conversation with Thom Rosenberg
The Wichita EagleFor Thom Rosenberg, the end of one career brings about the start of another. "People that know me know that I'm a little hyperactive. I want to be kept busy and be able to make a difference," said Rosenberg, who practiced medicine in Wichita for 39...Tags: General Practitioners, Insurance, Allergies, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Drugs and Medicines
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BRIEF: Sewickley man dies in overnight motorcylce accident
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewA Sewickley man died on Route 28 overnight after his motorcycle struck a dividing barrier in the highway's construction zone, according to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office. Christopher Streiff, 46, of Sewickley, was heading inbound between...Tags: Accidental Death
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BRIEF: Alleged Washington County carjacker arrest at airport
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewPolice arrested an alleged carjacker at Pittsburgh International Airport Sunday morning before the man could board a flight to Chicago, state police in Washington County said. A man forced his ex-wife from the car she was driving on Route 136 in... -
Tim McGraw's Saturday night concert full of surprises
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSurprise formed a major element of Tim McGraw's Saturday night concert at the First Niagara Pavilion, starting with the country star's unexpected entry onto the stage from the audience instead of backstage. Many lucky fans in the sea of thousands gasped...Tags: Music, Tim McGraw, Taylor Swift, Entertainment
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Natural gas drilling at airport projected for 2016
Beaver County Times, Pa.As an Immervin sales representative, Mike Walton wasn't content knocking on a few doors. He wanted to burst through them -- especially those associated with the Marcellus shale natural gas boom. Immervin, a 6-month-old Bridgeville industrial...Tags: Government, Energy Resources, National Government, Federal Aviation Administration, Business
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Richard D. Vincent, 66
Richard Dearmont Vincent, 66, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va., passed away May 17, 2013, at Winchester (Va.) Medical Center. Born Oct. 9, 1946, in Hagerstown, Md., he was the son of the late Oliver Vincent, and Frances and William Grimes. He was a graduate...
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EDITORIAL: The Box
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewDear Luke Ravenstahl: The bailing has begun. Need your own bucket? Yours, Old Man River. ___ (c)2013 The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Greensburg, Pa.) Visit The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (Greensburg, Pa.) at http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/... -
Foundations a lifeline for school districts, students
The Pittsburgh Tribune-ReviewSeneca Valley High School senior Robert Kunkle wanted to make a battery fueled by bacteria -- a far-fetched project more typical for a university lab or biotech company than a high school. When he got a charge of 0.6 of a volt from his "biological...Tags: Music, Students, Awards and Prizes, Arts, Teaching and Learning
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