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...hungry Americans are the chief source of funds for the Saudis, who have long financed terrorist groups. Whose side are we on?" CHRISTOPHER CARLSON Minneapolis, Minn...
...questions posed by TIME to U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan [10 QUESTIONS, Sept. 15]: Here's one more. How are U.N. resolutions relevant if the U.N. cannot or will not enforce them? MATTHEW J. JOHNSON Minneapolis, Minn...
...Cockburn deserves only brief mention, since his charges are all derivative of Finkelstein’s. Suffice it to say, that he too makes it a practice to attack prominent Jews who support Israel. His hit list includes the late Irving How, the late Senator Paul D. Wellstone, D-Minn., and Rep. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. When asked whether he believed the “stories” that he reported were “sloshing around the news” involving Israeli complicity in 9/11 and in the Anthrax attack, his response was “I don?...
...incumbent president could. Would his defeat be good for America? No. My prediction is that by September 2004, the economy - including new jobs - will be reserved and Iraq will be seen as a major success - to the chagrin of many who read this publication. Mike Wiley Champlin, Minn...
Cirrus Design, based in Duluth, Minn., which began mass-producing its small planes only in 1999, is bucking industry trends to become the fastest-growing general-aviation manufacturer in the world. In 2001 Cirrus captured just 11% of the market for single-engine piston planes, but now it accounts for almost one-third. Impressive, but it comes in an industry that has been struggling to regain altitude. Sales of all small airplanes hit an all-time high of 18,000 in 1978 but dropped to 2,600 just five years later, hurt in particular by liability issues. Things...