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C-L Mississippi Briefs- 'Rage of fire' in Starkville probed December 29, 2009Neighbors tried to rescue the screaming women and children trapped inside a burning second-floor apartment here Monday but could not break past the heat and wall of flames.
- City may buy former Metrocenter Dillard's December 29, 2009One of Metrocenter mall's darkened anchor stores is about to get a new owner - the city of Jackson.
- Deadline to offset higher tuition nears December 29, 2009Chanda Vallarian's children are years from going to college, but their tuition already has been paid.
- Holiday wrecks up since '99 December 29, 2009State troopers responded to more than twice the number of vehicle wrecks and issued about 2,000 more citations this Christmas travel period compared with 10 years ago.
- New FBI building name debated December 29, 2009Local and federal officials who support naming the new Mississippi FBI headquarters after three civil rights workers killed 45 1/2 years ago say the move would present a more positive image for the state.
- School districts facing cutbacks December 29, 2009When classes resume in the new year, K-12 school districts throughout the state will face an old problem: budget cuts.
- Police seek info in 2 shootings December 29, 2009Jackson police say they have received little cooperation in the investigation into a pair of separate weekend shootings that sent six people to the hospital.
- Mississippi Briefs December 29, 2009
- 'Rage of fire' in Starkville probed December 29, 2009
- NRO–The Corner
- TV Tonight -- By: Kathryn Jean Lopez
- Fort Hood Terrorist's Imam "Personally Blessed" Detroit Terrorists Airplane Attack -- By: Andy McCarthy
- What Are We to Make of the Mao Ornament . . . -- By: Andy McCarthy
- Pew vs. Pulpit -- By: Mark Krikorian
- King: Obama's 'Iron Curtain' -- By: Robert Costa
- Jumping the Border? There's an App for That -- By: Mark Krikorian
- Re: 'I Am Convinced that the Regime Will Collapse' -- By: Mark Krikorian
- A Book You Should Read -- By: Yuval Levin
- Your Tired, Your Poor, et al. -- By: Mark Krikorian
- Baroness Ashton -- By: Jack Fowler
- Free Republic
- (Your Tax Dollars At Work!) GPS-Enabled Mobile To Aid Migrants
- White House aims to calm intelligence agencies': report
- Tiger Woods: affairs may have cost sponsors' shareholders $12bn
- 'El Al, Air France planes nearly crash'
- THE MOMMY FILES: Should kids be allowed to play with BB guns?
- Rule of Law Director Discusses Iraqi Transitions
- Fox News: CIA Tracked Plane Bomber Since August
- Walmart greeter, 69, roughed up by customer (Retired Marine hits back; Video)
- NBC blasted for checkbook journalism on David Goldman story — echoes of Casey Anthony coverage
- Palin's "Going Rogue" has long wait list at SF Public Library
- Former cop (RCMP) held in Ottawa (Canada) police murder
- Earth to President Obama, America was just successfully attacked by an Islamic Terrorist
- City spending stimulus money on new tennis courts
- Daily Prayer for America (Tues 12-29-09)
- Malawi arrests first homosexual couple to wed
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- McComb E-J Headlines
- Medical history: Retired doctor shares old McComb Infirmary records December 29, 2009Sixty-one years ago a McComb physician made an 11 p.m. house call to visit a woman suffering from a dangerous tubal pregnancy. The doctor, the late L.W. Brock, performed emergency surgery, saving her life.
- Suspect eyed in at least 50 burglaries December 29, 2009A Foxworth man who is jailed in Lawrence County is suspected of committing more than 50 burglaries in half a dozen counties over the past three months.
- Probe into fire that killed 9 continues December 29, 2009STARKVILLE (AP) Investigators were working to figure out what sparked a Mississippi apartment fire that killed six children and three women.
- What you missed: December 29, 2009The following items were in the print edition of today’s Enterprise-Journal:
- Medical history: Retired doctor shares old McComb Infirmary records December 29, 2009
- McComb E-J Opinion
- Editorial: Viewers will have to pay up December 29, 2009Here’s an interesting prediction: A media analyst believes one of the country’s four broadcast networks could explore the possibility of becoming a cable television channel in the next few years.
- Thomas Sowell: Healthy skepticism December 29, 2009The only thing healthy about Congress’ health insurance legislation is the skepticism about it by most of the public, as revealed by polls. What is most unhealthy about this legislation is the raw arrogance in the way it was conceived and passed.
- Editorial: Viewers will have to pay up December 29, 2009
- AP News Feed
- Obama says 'systemic failure' allowed airline plot
- Yemen investigates Nigerian's al-Qaida contacts
- Iranian security forces intensify crackdown
- Intel report: Iran seeking to smuggle raw uranium
- NKorea confirms it has detained an American
- Vt. judge: Birth mom must give child to ex-partner
- Police: Young Fla. couple plotted to kill mother
- Rare New Year's Eve 'blue moon' to ring in 2010
- Police: Accused shoplifters cause chaos at Walmart
- AP source: Mets, Bay reach preliminary agreement
- The Hill
- Parties spar over blame for failed Christmas Day terrorist attackPolitical fighting intensified Tuesday over the blame for a failed Christmas Day bombing of a Northwest flight. Read more...
- Obama blames ‘systemic failure’ for Detroit incident
- Reid to try to break hold on TSA nominee
- Reports of gunman at Capitol false alarmReports of a man wielding a gun on Capitol grounds appear to be a false alarm. Read more...
- Home prices prompt ‘second dip’ fearsHome prices rose slightly in October, a new survey shows, but the gains are clouded by fear prices could fall again. Read more...
- Failed Christmas bombing casts spotlight on security at airportsThe failed Christmas Day bombing is already forcing lawmakers to consider spending more money on security. Read more...
- Senate climate change fight looks as tough as healthcare reform billSenate Democrats will face a problem when they return in January every bit as tough as crafting the healthcare bill. Read more...
- Obama pledges 'thorough review' of anti-terrorism security measuresPresident Obama pledged a "thorough review" of security procedures in the wake of the attempted bombing of a Delta flight. Read more...
- Obama’s 'team of rivals' Cabinet living out the president's 'no drama' mantraDespite some memorable slip-ups, Barack Obama's Cabinet has dodged controversy in 2009 with the help of Vice President Biden. Read more...
- Louisiana Democrats use formaldehyde worries against VitterLouisiana Democrats are hoping to capitalize on a festering local health issue in their campaign against Sen. David Vitter (R-La.). Read more...
- Parties spar over blame for failed Christmas Day terrorist attack
- BBC News
- 'Systems' failed US in bomb plot December 29, 2009"Unacceptable" intelligence failures allowed an extremist to board a US plane with explosives, President Barack Obama says.
- Shot Iran reformer 'got threats' December 29, 2009The nephew of Iran's opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi was threatened days before being killed in street protests, supporters say.
- Brazil 'needle boy' out of danger December 29, 2009Doctors in Brazil say a two-year-old boy who was pierced with at least 31 sewing needles is out of danger following a third operation.
- US rejects Russia shield concerns December 29, 2009The US rejects fresh concerns raised by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin about its planned missile defence system.
- British anger at Chinese execution December 29, 2009Britain complains formally to China's ambassador amid a growing row over the execution of a British man.
- Argentina media heirs' DNA tests December 29, 2009An Argentine judge orders heirs to a media empire to take genetic tests to establish if they are victims of forced adoption.
- 'Children die' in Nigeria clash December 29, 2009The Red Cross in Nigeria says many of those who died in clashes in Bauchi state on Monday were children.
- Kurd sentenced for Turkey bombing December 29, 2009A Turkish court sentences a Kurd to life for a 2005 attack that left five dead, including a British and Irish tourist.
- Swine flu pandemic 'not yet over' December 29, 2009The WHO head warns the global swine flu pandemic is not over and the virus could still mutate into a more dangerous strain.
- Israeli man granted record 11th divorce December 29, 2009A 50-year-old man from Jerusalem is granted a divorce for the 11th time, a new Israeli record for Jews.
- 'Systems' failed US in bomb plot December 29, 2009
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