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newsbusters.org - 12/5/2008

NYT: Make The Mormons Walk To Wal-Mart

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In the social circles of the New York Times editorialists, it's OK to have one kid. Two is pushing the envelope. Three or more is tacky, and a threat to the survival of the planet. That being so, there's really no reason to let any car bigger than a Prius be built. Doing so just encourages ...

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nytimes.com - 11/28/2008

Wal-Mart Employee Trampled to Death by Customers

— nytimes.com — A Wal-Mart employee in suburban New York died after being trampled by a crush of shoppers on... Friday. > (more) Wal-Mart Employee Trampled to Death by Customers

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nytimes.com - 11/28/2008

Wal-Mart Employee Trampled to Death

— nytimes.com — A crush of shoppers tore down the front doors and thronged into a store in suburban New... York, killing a temporary employee. > (more) Wal-Mart Employee Trampled to Death

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news.yahoo.com - 11/29/2008

Sought: Wal-Mart shoppers who trampled NY worker - Yahoo! News

— news.yahoo.com — Wal-Mart names Mike Duke to replace Scott as CEO AFP/File The front of a Wal-Mart store is... seen in 2006 in Clearwater, Florida. Wal-Mart, the retail sector leader (more) Sought: Wal-Mart shoppers who trampled NY worker - ...

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Are Two Cars More Economical Than One?
Stones Cry Out — That what the NY Times seems to think.  In today’s editorial (hat tip NewsBusters), we find this sentiment. Experts say that Detroit’s automakers could achieve 43 m.p.g. by then even without technological breakthroughs. If the companies were willing to make smaller cars, they could achieve 50 m.p.g. Congress could consider demanding that Detroit simply phase out S.U.V.’s and vans by a certain date. Eight years ago, my family exceeded what I called "critical mass"; we no longer all fit in a ...