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Real-time Web keeps social networkers connected By Jon Swartz, USA TODAY More News Cronkite records destroyed by FBI Both sides skeptical as Sen. Baucus revises health care bill
Money Tightrope: Why you can't go by the book with your start-up By Gladys Edmunds for USA TODAY Treasury yields can tell you when to buy stocks By Matt Krantz, USA TODAY Health care: Five faces of the uninsured By Mimi Hall and John Fritze, USA TODAY Health expense accounts could face cuts By Christine Dugas, USA TODAY		Advertisement
Sports Study: NCAA penalties harsher for non-BCS, historically black schools By Sal Ruibal, USA TODAY Big division leads no guarantee of October success By Brittany Ghiroli, Special for USA TODAY Reynolds breaks strikeout record in D'backs win over Giants AP Heartfelt farewell: Harwell serene in face of cancer By Mel Antonen, USA TODAY Life Critic's Corner Wednesday By Robert Bianco, USA TODAY 'The Wizard of Oz' turns 70 with fanfare, remastered releases By Mike Clark, USA TODAY Exclusive Superman comics: The final chapter of the saga By USA TODAY staff 'Fame' lives into a new century; do you remember their names? By Susan Wloszczyna, USA TODAY Tech Climate plan elusive as ever By Traci Watson, USA TODAY Want to cash in? Invent a phone application By David Lieberman, USA TODAY 'Tag' option a big hit with Facebook photo sharers By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY Debate begins about fuel ratings on electric cars By Sharon Silke Carty, USA TODAY Travel Southwest college rewards program stifles student By Linda Burbank, Special for USA TODAY Vibrant street life gives Athens its curb appeal AP Former CEO at American supports limit on tarmac delays AP Exhibit examines artistic tastes of ancient Romans AP Opinion TARP debate - Our view: A year later, bank rescue plan pays dividends Opposite view: TARP was a flop Our opinion: Pittsburgh reinvents itself Column: The tragedy of the underinsured Column: Like Hollywood, U.S. should update its voting system Sponsored Links To forward this e-mail to a friend, please click here. You are currently subscribed to this newsletter with the address: phoenixnews09@gmail.com. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please click here. Make sure you receive our e-mails. Please add newsletters@e.usatoday.com to your address book. To find out more information on our e-mail newsletters, click here to visit our FAQ. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions for this newsletter, please contact us by e-mailing emailnewsletters@usatoday.com. For newspaper home delivery, please click here USATODAY.com is a free service dedicated to providing the best news on the Web. To review your privacy with USATODAY.com please go to http://privacy.usatoday.com © 2009 USA TODAY 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108