"The president outline finally acknowledged shows the problem of global warming and the need to develop alternative energy sources, but he did not offer a real plan to deal with climate change or to put us on a path to energy independence," the New York Democrat and presidential hopeful said. Bush "finally addressed the need to deal with the healthcare crisis, but offered a proposal that does nothing to make health insurance more affordable or accessible for the millions of uninsured and underinsured Americans," Clinton said. Sen Edward M. "The auction house tells me there still may be some interest because institutions often don't have the time to get that kind of money together so quickly. "But one Steinbeck scholar said only a well-endowed institution could spend so much to purchase a manuscript of "Sweet Thursday," which she called one of Steinbeck's minor works. "That's a lot of money," said Susan Shillinglaw, an English professor at San Jose State and visiting Steinbeck scholar in residence at the National Steinbeck Center in Salinas, Calif "Most libraries don't have that much. And it has left many individual investors understandably wary. Rodney Punt, a 63-year-old Santa Monica retiree who has less than 20% of his investment portfolio in stocks, expresses interest in buying beaten-down shares as the new year begins, but isn't yet sure about risking his money. "There is still a downward spiral in the real economy," he said. He has accepted a scholarship to UCLA and leaves in two weeks for Milwaukee to play in the McDonald's All-American game. The state championship rings are important to him, but so is the high school experience. Asked what memories he'll retain once he leaves Campbell Hall, Holiday said, "It's just having fun and being a kid with my team. "That's the way he is, on and off the court. "Some people get in front of a camera and they change and talk differently," he said. A San Fernando Valley man was convicted Thursday of helping to murder a man whose decomposing body was found in a trash bin in a Van Nuys storage shed in 2003. A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury found Jeffrey Lawrence Weaver, 37, guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of Chatsworth resident Christopher Walsh, also 37. Weaver could get 56 years to life in prison when he is sentenced Jan 7, prosecutors said.
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