National Budget for 9/11/07
GateHouse News Service National Budget REMINDER: We have several Sept. 11 cartoons and illustrations on the news service. Check them out: http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/opinions/cartoons/x602893461 For 9/11/07 editions
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News
STANDALONE PHOTO: ROSH HASHANA <http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/regional_news/east/massachusetts/x504736352 <http://www.gatehousenewsservice.com/regional_news/east/massachusetts/x504736352> > MetroWest Daily News, on wire now
VIRTUAL PRISON VISIT: Mass. family touches base with prisoner in Azores - Relatives of a woman deported from Fall River made a "virtual visit" to a prison in the Azores, where the woman faces murder charges, in what the Bristol County sheriff hopes will become a regular program to ease the anger generated by immigration crackdowns.
Herald News, Holtzman, 22 inches, on wire now
ART: With photos
'CSI' FOR WHALES - Regina Campbell-Malone of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is a real-life student of bones. She isn't sifting human relics to solve crimes; she seeks to preserve a future for the North Atlantic right whale.
Falmouth Bulletin, Eldred, 22 inches, on wire now
ART: With photo
9/11 REMEMBRANCE - Ceremoney to be held on USS Massachusetts in Fall River. Herald News, Dion, 10 inches, 6 p.m.
Sports
WESSLER COLUMN: At Cubs-Cards game in Chicago. WESSLER /PEORIA/Illinois Sports
BMW FOLO - CRONIN
Opinions
EDITORIAL: 9/11 - For so many of us in New England and beyond, Sept. 11 is a date that will always evoke breathless emotion. True shock and awe. And a sadness of some corner of the spirit that will never be consoled. Patriot Ledger, 6 p.m.
GRANLUND CARTOON - On White House saying Osama bin Laden is irrelevant. In / Cartoons
ALSO, look for a package of 9-11 cartoons and illustrations by Dave Granlund
BRITT CARTOON - 9/11 Anniversary. CHRIS BRITT/SPRINGFIELD/posted/Illinois Opinions
BRITT CARTOON - Progress in Iraq. CHRIS BRITT/SPRINGFIELD/Illinois Opinions and Opinions
CHARITA GOSHAY COLUMN: Mother Teresa's doubts about God should inspire, not disappoint. In / Opinions, Columns, Goshay
ART: column mug
JEFF VRABEL COLUMN: The tale of the Insurance Company contacting a 3-year-old about a broken arm. In / Opinions, Columns, Vrabel
ART: column mug
Lifestyles (Tuesday is Health)
YOU'RE FEELING SLEEPY: School is back in session, which means there are students trying to keep their eyes open after a long night of homework, online chatting or other activities keeping them up late into the night. And then there's mom, who drops the kids off at school in the morning, stops by the local coffee shop for her fix of caffeine and tries to make it through her day without falling asleep because she was up with the baby all night. The nation is at 'history's greatest' level of sleep deprivation. Siskiyou Daily Times / IN / health
THINNING SAFETY NET FOR AUTISM - Good to localize: Increase in autism cases is straining support services. The Enterprise, Starcevic, 30 inches, 6 p.m.
ART: With photos
MOSQUITOS FACT/MYTH: Separating the facts from the myths on these bugs that such your blood. In / news, health, lifestyles
ART: cool illustration
WHAT'S UP DOC? -- Hantavirus spread through rodents. METROWEST / in / health
DYING FOR A FIX: Part 2 of a series focuses on heroin ODs, and the story of a young woman and her family. CANANDAIGUA / in / health
ART: pics
Coming Tomorrow
CHRISSIE HYNDE & FOOD: Q&A with the lead singer of the Pretenders talks about being a vegetarian. CANTON / In / Food
ART supplied art of hynde
BREAKING BREAD: Heaven scent -- Peru monks still 'Breaking Bread' years after the hit PBS show. PEORIA / in / food
ART: pics