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Today in the Union Tribune I read about Etan who was 6 when he disappeared on May 25, 1979, the Friday before Memorial Day. He was on his way to school in what is now the upscale Soho neighborhood of New York. It was the first time he'd walked to the bus stop by himself. It was just a few blocks away. Etan, like any 6-year-old, argued that all of his friends walked to the bus stop alone, and his parents relented. His mother, Julie Patz, learned that Etan hadn't been in classes when he failed to return home. She called the school at 3:30 p.m., then called the homes of all his friends. When no one had seen Etan, she called police and filed a missing person's report.
Today I read about gunfire that wounds three men outside of a liquor store. The men were standing outside a liquor store on north Euclid and federal boulevard. Witnesses called police at about 6:20pm and said that there was shots fired and that they saw a group of men running on foot and in cars. A 30 year old a 23 year old and a 27 year old were wounded. When police arrived they found a man wounded in the hip and later at a National City hospital they found the two other men that had been shot at that accident.
Interesting Facts- One of the other men had drove himself to the hospital.
My Opinion- I think that the CIRCUMSTANCE of those people getting shot is sad. The people that did it will get caught and then put into an INSTITUE and be REGULATED.
Today in the news paper I read that there is a 14 year old girl named Amber Dubois who has been missing for 3 moths already. and her parents don’t know what to do the only thing they know is that they want her back .In regard of this situation the police when she was missing at first was searching for her and then they stopped and for this consequence the parents decided to take this into more further I suggest as my opinion for the one that stole her to be in an institute where they will regulate his actions and what he has done.
In today’s paper I read about how the United States wants to corral the credit card industry. Swamped by consumer complaints about excess fess, sudden interest rate increases, indecipherable fine print, debt-ridden college students and a deluge of solicitations for even more credit, lawmakers are racing to put new CONSEQUENCES on restrictions that card companies must take into account. Banks and credit card INSTITUTES have been able to fend off similar efforts in the past, particularly with the help from powerful lawmakers from Delaware and South Dakota, states where large credit operations are based. Under new credit restrictions, lenders would be prohibited from giving cards to people younger than 21 unless a parent or guardian accepts responsibility for the debt or the individual can prove that they can pay off their loans. In another story, eleven Taliban suicide bombers struck government buildings yesterday in a bold, daylong assualt on eastern Afghanistan, sparking running gun battles with the United States and Afghan forces that killed 20 people and wounded three Americans. The battle in Khost, a border city that houses a major American base, came as the United States made leadership REGULATIONS that demonstrate a clear break from Bush-era appointees, with President Barack Obama taking charge of an increasingly bloody eight-year war that the Pentagon once believed had been won. In my opinion, credit should be readily available to anyone who shows that they have the ability to pay off loans. Credit cards are extremely important, especially to those in college, and so it would be a shame if harsh restrictions negatively affected thousands of students and their credit abilities.
In the San Diego Union Tribune I read an article about México getting applauded for their war on drug cartels. A retired U.S. army general warned just a year ago that the country of México was in the treat of becoming a narco-state. Yesterday he gave props to the country for finally fighting the drug cartels. Experts say if they wouldn’t have declared war on the drug traffickers the country could have been in total control in just a few years. The drug consumption in the country has increased a great amount and the levels are still on their way up. The price on the war in México is $400 million annually compared to $12.4 Billion monthly in Iraq and $2 Billion monthly in Afghanistan. If you ask me that price is a negotiable price because the U.S. is willing to help since the violence is already flowing onto U.S. soil. For years on both sides of the border their has been denial of the problem and municipal corruption with has feed this monster. The problem has finally been seen and is now being regulated.
Today in the Union Tribune I read about a Taliban gun battle. Eleven Taliban suicide bombers detonated themselves yesterday in a coordinated attack. Taliban Militants took 20 people hostage in the municipal building. Troops were called from a near by base but were attacked in route. The attack lasted from 10am to 5pm. A Taliban spokesman said that they sent 30 suicide bombers. After the first explosions yesterday U.S. forces attending a nearby meeting responded to the attack and killed an unknown number of militants. Six suicide bombers attacked the police headquarters and were killed by security forces.
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