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Obama's election is changing the politics of race (Los Angeles Times)
Many black leaders are rejecting the old tactics of protest and rhetoric of inequality. 'You can't use 50-year-old ideas in a new political era,' one pastor says. With Senate leaders threatening to block Roland Burris from being sworn in today as Barack Obama's replacement, many of his supporters see a familiar story of race and injustice.
In-bounds avalanches raising red flags around West (The Aspen Times)
Avalanches have killed three people within ski-area boundaries this winter, shining the spotlight on the difficulties of managing a particularly tricky western U.S. snowpack and the growing trend to push the boundaries of steep terrain.
Govt unlikely to set up panel for new states (rediff.com)
The much-awaited second State Reorganisation Commission might not see the light of day during the United Progressive Alliance regime. A significant section of the Congress leadership is not keen on setting up the panel to avoid fuelling the agitation for carving out a separate state of Telangana from Andhra Pradesh.
Highs and lows and what's to come ... (The Ottawa Sun)
There has been no shortage of storylines in the 2008-09 National Hockey League season, one that reaches the halfway point this week.
A decade under Atlanta's influence (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
1970 January
Kentucky author, quilter and dollmaker Verna Mae Slone dies at 94 (Lexington Herald-Leader)
At a point in life when most people slow down, Verna Mae Slone found her voice. She was a quilter, a dollmaker and the mother of five sons. But after Slone found her voice, she also became the author of six books, the best known of which was her first, What My Heart Wants to Tell . In simple language, Slone wrote about life and the importance of family, community and the ...
Beermen make it (Manila Bulletin)
San Miguel Beer clinched the last quarterfinals berth after carving out a masterful 105-86 win against Air21 in their do-or-die wildcard encounter in the KFC-PBA Philippine Cup last night at the Araneta Coliseum.
On Soccer: Chivas coach has come a long way (Houston Chronicle)
The challenge to stimulate youth soccer players is ever present in the U.S. Back in the mid to late 1990s, I was desperate to change the culture and playing environment of my local players. Enter then-Atlas youth director and current Chivas coach Efraín Flores.
Local Business Report Bridgeton man chosen president of national group (Daily Journal)
WASHINGTON -- For the eighth straight year, Dr. Edward H. Salmon, of Bridgeton, was elected president of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners' Commissioners Emeritus organization. Salmon is a former state utility regulator.
Old assault vehicle + new truck chassis = Wayne Brown's job (Austin American-Statesman)
This summer, the police department in Maine's largest city loaded an aging assault vehicle onto the back of a flatbed truck and hauled it 2,100 miles to Central Texas. Police officials in Portland had heard about a guy who might be able to get the vehicle working again.

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