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E-Mail Story Print Story Text Size:   A   A   A Email Story Posted: Wednesday, 08 July 2009 1:57PM State Senator Says Earth Is 6000 Years Old (Video) A state senator is taking some heat for repeatedly saying the earth is six thousand years old.  During a hearing on whether Arizona should approve a uranium mine, G-O-P State Senator Sylvia Allen tried to reassure environmentalists that the mine wouldn't hurt anything.   Scientists say the earth is millions of years old, but "Young Earth Creationists" believe it's much younger than that.

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The Other Side Of The News - 11/5/09 Barefoot Mayor. Presented by Key Whitman Eye Center. Showbiz Express - 11/5/09 Actor Ralph Feinnes to Make his Directorial Debut with a Film Adaptation of a Shakespeare Classic Starring Gerard Butler David Johnson CEO Spotlight - 11/4/09 Peter A Altabef, President, Dell Systems (NYSE:DELL) and former CEO of Perot Services comments on the rapid close of the multi-billion dollar sale of PER to DELL and the company's future. Republican Victories a Slap to the President? KRLD's Scott Braddock talks with GOP Strategist Matt Mackowiak and Democratic Strategist Jason Stanford. Ernie and Jay Midday - 11/4/09 Flip offs include: Self for losing at casino; Nasty neighbor; Ghost in Jay's house Clark Howard Minute - 11/4/09 Getting the whiner rate. Dinner Club Interview with Ellen Flora Newton Vineyard

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