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  • Obama should voice strong support for Iranians

    As a Persian American, I find it appalling that through the ensuing chaos and bloodshed in Iran recently, President Obama has done nothing but call this a ''troubling situation.'' Instead of his lawyeresque statements, Obama should publicly acknowledge our support for the Iranian people. Such a message doesn't need to be expressed in terms of a U.S. endorsement of Mir Hossain Mousavi but instead about rejecting election fraud.

  • Real heroes

    I thank Fred Grimm for his insightful July 9 column Fame awarded to inventors has disappeared. It was a pleasure to read. We are a great country with all of our innovations and inventions. But what a shame that we don't realize it daily and don't recognize greatness when it passes from our lives -- or, for that matter, realize it when we are surrounded by it.

  • Healthcare not free

    Re the July 13 letter Healthcare options: This is to clarify the writer's assertion about free healthcare provided to members of Congress, federal employees and retirees which I am.

  • Healthcare options

    The only way we the people are going to have the same level of care as our elected senators and congress members, whom we pay for 100 percent, is by enacting single-payer healthcare. So if our employees in Washington do not care to provide us with the same level of care that they get gratis at our expense, then how about we get together and revoke their health policies?

  • Media coverage misses the real heroes

    This month has been one of worst ''media tolerance'' months in my life. Ed McMahon died. He was a great entertainer, but prior to his stage accomplishments he was a distinguished Marine Corps fighter pilot in World War II, earning six air medals and attaining the rank of colonel. He was discharged in 1946 and was later promoted to the rank of Brigadier General in the California Air National Guard.

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  • Catch of the day

    It's Friday night and on the way home you stop to pick up a couple of steaks. Or, how about an exotic alter...

  • HURRICANES

    Insurers are ready in case of disaster

    As we head into the active months of the hurricane season, Floridians can take some comfort in knowing that...

  • One-liners

    Sounds to me like the Momma Grizzly got hold of some bad salmon. TOM PALIGRAF, Plantation Sarah Palin is a ...

  • MIAMI HERALD

    Wrong priorities

    Giving readers trendy articles that they desire is an exercise in dysfunctional journalism. When President ...

  • Health reforms must be fair

    I am a physician in Miami and have been in practice for more than 29 years. The current healthcare system i...

  • You can't generalize about Cuban exiles

    Re Jackie Bueno Sousa's July 6 column, For many Cuban immigrants, old habits die hard: She fails to see tha...

  • RUNAWAYS

    Care for `lost girls'

    The July 5 Speakup letter Runaways need support, shelters, not penalty begins to reflect human faces behind...

  • LOW SURVIVAL RATE

    Help stem the lethal toll of pancreatic cancer

    Pancreatic cancer recently claimed another great American: Hall of Fame NBA coach Chuck Daly. Like many bef...

  • MICHAEL JACKSON

    An `icon'

    There is no doubt that Michael Jackson was an icon. The memorial service that honored him was an affirmatio...

  • Church misled us

    Re the June 28 story Loose rules doomed church: I have been a member of St. Stephen`s Episcopal Church in C...

  • Offenders aren't welcome

    I am somewhat shocked at the apparent sympathy and empathy expressed and directed toward the ''plight'' fac...

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