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27
Jul

From Up There To Down Here

SPACE DEBRIS
IRAQ WAR NOW A TV SERIES
DAVID RAY GRIFFIN WRITES
Yesterday morning I received a late-breaking letter warning that there might be problems on the Space Shuttle. I printed it as most of the networks were showcasing the launch.
OH NO, NOT AGAIN
BBC reports:
“NASA is investigating two cases of apparent debris seen falling from the […]

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27
Jul

MEDIA: Over There Is Now Over Here

IRAQ WAR NOW HAS A TV SERIES OF ITS OWN
If you didn’t like the coverage of the Iraq war as sanitized reality TV, you can experience it again as TV fiction. Tonight Murdoch’s F/X Channel launches “Over there,” a new TV series about the war in Iraq. (Check Local Listings.) The Houston Chronicle […]

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