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• Leading in polls, Obama plays it safe
When questioned on a radio talk show this week, Obama said that when he began working with Ayers on two nonprofit organization boards in Chicago a quarter century later he thought that the college professor, who lives in his neighborhood, had been ...
• Magic outraged at claims that he faked AIDS
Oct 4: The Boston Celtics begin preparations for the '08-'09 season by focusing on the task ahead, winning another title. MINNEAPOLIS - Magic Johnson says he's outraged that a pair of Minneapolis talk radio hosts accused him of faking AIDS. KTLK's ...
• Small banks court depositors amid crisis
The National Association of Federal Credit Unions provided radio spots to its roughly 8,000 members describing them as "a safe place to save and borrow at reasonable rates." Locally, credit unions "are advertising the safety issue," said the group's ...
• Obama charges McCain trying to divide country
When asked on a radio talk show, however, Obama said he thought Ayers, now a college professor and neighbor in Chicago with whom he worked on community projects several years ago, was rehabilitated. Two high-profile supporters took sharper jabs at ...
• PR consultant helped Palin grab spotlight
... months in office, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin kept a relatively light schedule on her workdays in Juneau, making ceremonial appearances at sports events and funerals, meeting with state lawmakers, and conducting interviews with Alaska magazines, radio ...