Feb
28
2009
Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s old shows up for sale
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – An Atlanta investment banker is auctioning off more than 15,000 videotaped episodes of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s iconic Christian talk show. “The PTL Club,” which aired from 1974 to 1987, featured Jim Bakker offering upbeat sermons from a couch and Tammy Faye, wearing her…
Feb
27
2009
Tornado Watch #39
Issued/Updated: Feb 28, 2009 at 0142 UTC
Expires: Feb 28, 2009 at 0900 UTC
Feb
27
2009
Tornado Watch #38
Issued/Updated: Feb 27, 2009 at 2203 UTC
Expires: Feb 28, 2009 at 0200 UTC
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Feb
25
2009
NASA rocket failure blow to Earth watching network 
WASHINGTON (AP) – A new satellite to track the chief culprit in global warming crashed into the ocean near Antarctica after launch Tuesday, dealing a major setback to NASA’s already weak network for monitoring Earth and its environment from above. The $280 million mission was designed to answer…
Feb
21
2009
Mass migrations and war: Dire climate scenario
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) – If we don’t deal with climate change decisively, “what we’re talking about then is extended world war,” the eminent economist said. His audience Saturday, small and elite, had been stranded here by bad weather and were talking climate. They couldn’t do much about the…
Feb
19
2009
Burris’ support in black community begins to waver
CHICAGO (AP) – A group of black ministers who supported U.S. Sen. Roland Burris as he fought to get his job now plan to ask for his resignation following revelations that he tried to raise money for the disgraced governor who appointed him, one of the ministers told The Associated Press on…
Feb
17
2009
Obama to sign stimulus bill today in Denver WASHINGTON (AP) – President Barack Obama is ready to sign into law the most sweeping economic package in decades, a rescue plan meant to reinvigorate job creation, consumer spending and public optimism. Add the bill to an ever-growing deficit. Capping the biggest victory of his month-old… |
Feb
16
2009

TV stations get ready to cut analog signal photo
NEW YORK (AP) – In theater superstition, a bad dress rehearsal is supposed to foretell a good opening night. If so, the U.S. might be in good shape when it turns off the last analog TV broadcasts in June, because the lead-up to the smaller-scale turnoff on Tuesday has been confusing to both…