Fact vs. fiction
                   
lahontanvalleynews.com     May 17, 2008          

I've never been all that good at telling fact from fiction. When I was a kid, I watched Walter Cronkite, read my Weekly Reader and was comfortable I was getting the straight scoop. Mr. Cronkite is long since gone and I haven't seen a Weekly Reader since 1969 so I don't know what to believe... [read full story]                    


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outside.in     8 hrs ago   6 related          

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bostonherald.com     17 hrs ago          

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‘The most trusted man in America?’

cnn.com     Aug 18, 2008   17 related          

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ljworld.com     Aug 16, 2008   1 related          

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