| Clinton attacks Obama in last day of N.H. campaign
Margaret Chapman, 80, of Dover said she is torn between Clinton and John Edwards, both of whom have ideas on reforming health care. While much of the buzz in the gym was about whether Clinton will be crushed Tuesday by Obama, Chapman said, "she can still become the nominee. There are a lot of states left after New Hampshire." About 150 people couldn't get in to the event, and Clinton shook many of their hands when she finally arrived. .
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January 2005 - December 2005
China's Martin Luther King Jr. is dead: Okay, his timing was a little off but Michael Moriarty's prediction was pretty well correct: something big happened in China
Rock star judges usurp power for fame: Why are America's judges becoming increasingly activist? John T. Plecnik says it's natural when you achieve enough status to have groupies
Dowd's your mommy: Bernard Chapin couldn't let go unanswered a recent column by Maureen Dowd arguing that that men do not want to marry their equals
Who are you calling mommy?: Kimberley Jane Wilson isn't any bigger of a fan of Maureen Dowd's essay. She argues Dowd did a disservice to both men and women
Today, Ariel Sharon is irrelevant: Ariel Sharon once famously declared Yasser Arafat "irrelevant" but Ariel Natan Pasko argues that label only describes the Israeli prime minister these days
Butler a pleasant surprise: Contrary to what we would have suspected, Lady Liberty thought highly of both The Phantom of the Opera and the remake of Assault on Precinct 13
Student vouchers invite government involvement: Nancy Salvato says it's a good thing that the battle over school vouchers has mostly been a losing one because the second a private school accepts public money is the same second the government effectively takes them over
Taking oaths and stealing freedoms: The president's oath at the inauguration was the focus of a minor battle over the separation of church and state.
Spy drone maker is sold
The $1.1 billion deal announced yesterday to sell Hunt Valley-based United Industrial Corp. to a competitor is a measure of how much the U.S. military depends on unmanned spy planes to spare soldiers in two intractable wars.
United Industrial, whose Shadow drone is deployed over battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan, will be acquired by Textron Inc., a corporation based in Providence, R.I. Textron produces Bell helicopters and Cessna aircraft and also makes golf carts, auto parts and surveillance systems. Under the agreement, United Industrial shareholders get $81 a share in cash.
The deal caps the 57-year history of United, a company that has dabbled in several industries but grew into a favorite in the defense sector when it focused on unmanned flight and became a technological linchpin in the post-Sept.
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