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4) Tea Party members are wealthier and more educated than the general public, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll shows. Somewhat surprising: Most surveyed describe the amount of money they paid in taxes this year as fair. Most want less big government, but want Social Security.
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5) The latest climate change worry: Your allergies are going to get worse, according to Time.com . This year, the joy of the warmer-than-usual spring will soon give way to the tuffy nose and stiffles of your allergies.
As the climate warms, it is likely to favor trees that give off pollen like oaks and hickories over pines, spruces and fir trees, which don t. By 2100, once relatively cool states in the Northeast including Vermont, New Hampshire and New York could have the sort of highly allergenic trees now seen in the hotter Southeast, as species migrate north to adjust to the heat.
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Midmorning midtown atlanta real estate (9-11 a.m.) First hour: Randi Davenport struggled to find treatment and a new diagnosis for her autistic son after he developed psychotic behavior during his teens. The mental health system she encountered was willing to accommodate his developmental disability or his psychiatric diagnosis, but not both.
Second hour: From his 1970 debut album to his more recent work, the songs of Loudon Wainwright III have provided a keen and humorous commentary on his personal relationships, society, and current affairs. His most recent album takes a look at the country s current economic woes.
Bob Collins has been with Minnesota Public Radio since 1992, emigrating to Minnesota from Massachusetts where he was vice president of programming for Berkshire Broadcasting Company. Previously, he was an editor at the RKO Radio network in New York, and WHDH Radio in Boston. He was the founder of MPR News website.
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