Virtual Front Page, Thursday, April 15, 2010

Written by Brad on April 15th, 2010

I’m running a bit late on this this evening. I had to run out Two Notch to a furniture repair place in the late afternoon. They’ve had some pieces of ours for several months, and I was afraid they’d give them away if I didn’t run out there and redeem them. Here are your headlines:

  1. Europe flights could be grounded for 48 hours by ash — OK, so you weren’t planning on flying over Europe today. Still, a big deal.
  2. Former N.S.A. Official Is Indicted in Leak Case — I guess ya gotta watch what ya say to a reporter these days.
  3. NASA’s Flight Plan Gets Small Course Corrections — Sounds like Obama didn’t curtail space travel as much as had been rumored. Which pleases me, being a Rocket Man myself. Or a fan of space travel, anyway.
  4. Cranky White People Gather at State House to Bitch — What, that doesn’t sound like a news headline to you? Well, it states the case, so get outta my face. Here’s some more stuff from someone who stayed longer than I did.
  5. Google’s Profit Jumps 37% — This is touted as further evidence of recovery. I see it also in terms of the company being strong at a time when it’s engaged in heavy-duty private foreign policy.
  6. Rex posts low Q1 campaign contributions — The headline for this one could also read, “Sheheen’s status as front-runner further cemented.”
 

4 Comments so far ↓

  1. Brad Warthen says:

    Two items that didn’t quite make the cut:

    Lone black member of USC board keeps her seat — This was just too old by this point.

    In Shift of Tone on Abuse Cases, Pope Speaks of ‘Penance’ — Folks, we Catholics ALWAYS talk like that…

  2. Walter says:

    No report on Jenny Sanford’s new boyfriend? It was front page news for The State.

  3. Kathryn Fenner says:

    Hey, maybe Herb is in Europe now….I hope everyone is okay and not overly inconvenienced.

  4. Herb Brasher says:

    Nope, I’m here minding my business. One of the best friends I’ve ever had passed away from a brain tumor this week, and I’d love to go to his funeral in Berlin, but that won’t happen. I saw him in December, though, which was way better than waiting until I couldn’t talk to him.

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