Ken Hayes
Now retired, Ken Hayes has led a moderately interesting life: high school dropout, soldier for 10 years, Vietnam veteran, mainframe programmer, and vice-president in a billion dollar company. He is an avid reader of both fiction and non-fiction, very competitive by nature (chess, backgammon, and other games), stuck in the '50s and '60s musically, hooked on old friends, and thinks honesty and integrity are the most important and productive elements of social discourse.
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Occupy Wall Street Evicted from Zuccotti ParkNew York police arrested 200 protestors this morning, while in the process of clearing the Occupy Wall Street encampment at Zuccotti Park in New York City.
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Newt Gingrich Now One of the Front Runners for the Republication NominationNewt Gingrich, who abandoned national political office a dozen years ago after four years as Speaker of the House, has returned, seeking even higher office.
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Occupers Finding Ways to Lose Public SupportIt's always fun to tweak the nose of the big guy and get away with it, but it seldom occurs without consequences of one sort or another.
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Arrests Increase at Occupy Wall Street and Other U.S. CitiesDue to a combination of the declining patience of various cities' authorities and an increase in lawbreaking, arrests are on the rise at Occupy sites.
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Occupy Wall Street and Others as They Enter NovemberThe news is mixed for occupiers, ranging from support within city government to arrests, including one for rape.
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Occupy Wall Street and Other Groups Learn Life's LessonsOccupy Wall Street and similar groups elsewhere are learning that not everyone who shares the same sentiments get along. Other people have rights too, and some rules - laws if you will - are necessary wherever people gather.
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Conservative Rebellion in Great Britain Regarding EU Referendum80 Conservatives defected, but Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party gave Cameron victory by a huge margin, allowing him to postpone a national referendum on European Union membership issues.
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U.N. Says World Population to Reach 15 Billion by 2100United Nations Population Fund Report Projects Five Billion More People Than Previous UN Report
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Sikh Turbans a Problem Between India and FranceThe wearing of turbans by Sikhs is a source of disturbance in some countries, most frequently due to anti-terrorism measures, but in France due to a law prohibiting the public display of religious symbols.
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'Occupiers' Threaten to Clog the CourtsWall Street occupiers threaten to clog the courts, saying that if charges aren't simply dismissed then they will insist on trials rather than accepting the usual slap on the wrist. -
Administration Fights Visitor Log TransparencyJustice Department to appeal decision that White House visitor logs must be made public under the Freedom of Information Act.
