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EU leaders set for virus talks amid border measure worries
BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union's top official on Monday called for more coordination and insisted on the need to keep the 27-nation bloc's internal borders open as much as possible as member states implement measures to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Asia Today: Millions vote in South Korea despite virus
BANGKOK (AP) — Millions of South Korean voters wore masks and maintained social distancing as they voted in parliamentary elections on Wednesday, with a surprisingly high turnout despite the spreading coronavirus.
Asia Today: Millions vote in South Korea despite virus
BANGKOK (AP) — Millions of South Korean voters wore masks and maintained social distancing as they voted in parliamentary elections on Wednesday, with a surprisingly high turnout despite the spreading coronavirus.
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LTE-Rumor has it there's a critical election coming Nov. 3
Rumor has it there's a critical election coming Nov. 3. Rumor has it the very fabric of our Republic and U.S. Constitution is at stake. Rumor has it your vote should count only with proper validity.
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Mainers can use ranked voting for president, state rules
AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Maine voters are poised to become the first group of voters in U.S. history to be able to use a ranked style of voting for president, following a ruling by the secretary of state Wednesday.
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LETTER: Climate change supporters need to get a better grip on statistics
I will not waste ink refuting the incorrect conclusions of Dr. Bradley (Daily Inter Lake, Feb. 7) in support of man-made (a descriptor he neglects to mention) climate change, nor will I counter his consensus “data” about warming with equally valid data which refute his.
LAWSUIT: Accused doesn't mean guilty
This letter is in reference to an article in the Coeur d'Alene Press, "Student Sues Coaches, Lakeland." Certainly anyone has the right to file a tort claim, or take legal action, and cases that have absolutely no validity are rebuffed regularly. The article in The Press provided an unbiased reporting of the claim, as opposed to the article in a local weekly which takes a biased approach and proceeds to include excerpts from an anonymous letter that are full of innuendo, accusations and totally inaccurate statements, without investigation or substantiation of facts.