lizzieborden新闻稿件

1.自备新闻稿件

本台消息：：世界卫生组织11日重申，世卫组织是联合国专门机构，在台湾问题上依据联合国相关决议坚持一个中国政策。

在第60届世界卫生大会开幕前举行的记者会上，世卫组织发言人莱恩，辛普森在回答记者提问时说，是否将所谓“台湾申请加入世卫”问题列入大会议程，将由世卫组织总务委员会所有成员国决定。在大多数成员国不同意的情况下，台湾问题将不会列入大会议程。

辛普森说，世卫组织总务委员会将依据上个世纪70年代联合国大会通过的相关决议作出决定。该决议承认中华人民共和国政府为中国唯一合法政府，这是世卫组织所有成员国都接受的政策。

2.关于朝韩战争的新闻稿件

朝韩战争爆发的可能性不能说没有，但是国际大趋势为和平。

到底朝韩爆发战争的可能性有多大呢？下面就这一问题，进行一下分析。以此抛砖引玉，希望有识之士予以指正！朝韩战争爆发可能性需从国际形势，朝韩形势，朝韩发展动向三方面分析首先，与朝韩战争关系重大的国家分别为中，俄，美，日四国。

中国正处于经济大发展的氛围之下，在近百年落后挨打，内战，纷乱等一系列乱世之后，迎来了稳定的生活环境，加上政府方针明确，不动摇，国民经济得到了长足的发展，军事水平正在逐步赶超，国家综合实力不断增强，国际影响力稳步提升，台海关系逐步改善，中国人民日益自信。但是即便我们取得良好的发展，我们的国家还不足够发达，军事实力还在发展当中，距离超级大国还有好几十年的差距。

俄罗斯，在经历了苏联的解体，国内政策左右摇摆后，英雄的普京把俄罗斯拉回了正规的发展渠道，虽然俄罗斯有世界上唯一可以与美国匹敌的军事技术，但是其经济的发展，还不足于满足国内人民良好生活的需要，还不足于满足一场战争的大量资源消耗的需求。美国，在近几年的发展当中，作为超级大国的地位虽然没有动摇，但是地位的下降是大家一致认同的，由于阿富汗和伊拉克的战争进一步陷入泥潭，国内反战情绪日益高涨，经济衰退，国内矛盾激化，美国人民并不如中俄两国铁杆的支持政府的战争行为。

（在美国，民调对政治的走向影响巨大，如抗美援朝战争中，中国倾全国之力，也不过与美国的一支军队战成平手，但中朝的决死精神，打败了耶稣支撑下的美军士兵的信念，近而引起了美国国内撤军声音的高涨。这与现在的伊拉克阿富汗局势相同。）

所以美国对对中俄朝同盟的挑衅时断然不予考虑的，因为中国有钱，俄罗斯有军火，朝鲜有不怕死的士兵，与这样的联合体对抗是恐怖的。日本的影响，忽略不计！就此而言，国际局势趋于稳定，近期的中美对话，俄罗斯的和平表态与此相吻合。

其次，在经历第一次朝韩战争以后，韩国在美国驻军的保护下，稳步发展经济，国民生活水平提高，生活安逸，以娱乐最为主要特色在国际上小有名气。国内军事在美国的支持下装备日益精良，实力推演其战力甚至超过了朝鲜的10%。

但是国内军事人士对此表示不赞同。战对韩国不利。

而朝鲜则不同，朝韩战争以后，国内进一步实行军国政策，国内经济发展严重滞后，常靠中国接济，但国民军事化程度之高，除以色列，恐难有比及。装备虽不足以精良，单善出奇招，军事训练充分，大批特种部队，战力值得肯定，士气高昂。

在没有外界军事势力的干涉下，可与韩国较量较量，而且胜负尚无定数。综合分析朝韩局势，战对朝鲜有利。

但是，朝韩的发展动向值得研究，韩国不愿意放下安逸的生活重入战争，就天安号事件的处理方法是一方面摩拳擦掌，满足国内棒棒的打了鸡血的口号情节，另一方面，讲这一事件提请联合国主持公正，联合国是什么？在朝韩问题上的联合国，不外乎中，俄，美。而朝鲜，则在对应韩国的第一举措下，下令国内进入战争准备，另一方面，质疑韩国公布结果，宣布将派调查团前往正式其证据的确凿性，由于韩国的不知是心虚还是义愤的拒绝，转而由俄罗斯派遣调查团赴韩调查。

球还是踢给了联合国中一员。在这样的情况下，如果韩国国内民调进一步要求报复，朝韩对峙进一步升级，一个士兵的子弹走火都有可能成为朝韩战争的导火索。

故朝韩战争爆发的可能性依然存在，而且可能性不足小视，一个不留神，就可能开战了。不管怎样，和平时主流，是利益有关方的大国的共识。

故朝韩爆发战争，并引发大国参战的可能性为10%，朝韩爆发战争，在达到军事平衡点之后，由各大国介入调停，进一步分配利益和国土的可能性为20%。朝韩在各方的努力下同时规避战争，在不打的情况下分配利益的可能性为70%。

3.新闻稿件范文

奋战在高考一线的人民警察

(2009年6月8日九江电)6月7日上午，在九江一中的高考现场，出现了：有几位考生未带“准考证”与“身份证”的事情。考生家长非常的焦急，其中有一位家长都急哭了。该考生家长表示，昨晚在家中都特意去准备好了，生怕明天考试的时候忘记，可是……

现场执勤的派出所民警了解这个情况后，立即开车，并且启动了高考应急预案，送考生及其家长回家去取相关的准考证件，交警们看着考生拿着证件高兴的走进考场，他们也笑了。

还有一位考生的身份证没有带，家长林女士急的追进考点，派出所民警了解了这个情况后，先让考生进入考场，然后民警快速的为其办理了临时身份证明文件。据了解，林女士已经是第二位快速补办身份证的市民了。

在这里我也想对这些奋战在高考一线的人民警察说：“你们辛苦了，是你们给考生们创造了一个良好的考试环境与高考氛围，谢谢你们”！

（实习记者董馨编辑钟典）

4.摇滚乐队的新闻稿要怎么写

其实和一般的新闻稿没什么区别，新闻写作是新闻事实的文字表达手段，是准确、鲜明、及时地报道新闻的重要环节。

在新闻实践活动中，采访是新闻写作的基础和前提，没有采访就无从获取新闻事实、掌握新闻素材。但通过采访得到的大量第一手的新闻材料，并非都可以报道，还要经过分析、筛选、提炼、剪裁和加工，方能使之成为新闻作品。

我今天主要介绍新闻写作的一般规律以及几种常用新闻题材的特点和写作方法。要从事新闻写作，首先要知道什么是新闻。

新闻是新近发生的事实的报道。这一定义明确规定了实施与新闻的关系：新闻的本源是事实，新闻是事实的报道，事实是第一性的，新闻是第二性的，事实在先，报道在后，也可以这样说，事实是构成新闻的细胞，离开了事实，新闻也就不存在了。

5.求播音主持自备新闻稿件 300字

比较好的就是白杨树我去年就用的如果觉得太老就用一些播音主持范本

生命进行曲（节选）

张锲

啊，年轻的朋友！

请允许一一允许我和你们

一同参加讨论，

跟随你们，

把生命的奥秘探寻。

虽然，岁月的风霜

过早地带走了我的青春，

在我的胸膛里，

却还跳动着一颗炽热的心。

我--新中国的第一代共青团员

请求归队，

向你们敞开自己的胸襟。

在茫茫无垠的草原上，

有日行千里的骏马；

在高不可测的蓝天下，

有凌空展翅的雄鹰；

在雨暴风狂的海面上，

有搏击风雨的海燕啊；

在共青团的英雄行列里，

有许多永放光辉的姓名

他们是：雁阵中

奋勇当先的头雁；

他们是：星空中

亮得最久的星星；

他们是：花丛中

最香最美的花朵；

他们是：人群中

最高尚、最纯粹、

最值得人们赞美的人！

我是如此地景仰他们啊，

从少年时代直到如今。

然而，我要唱的却不是

关于他们的颂歌。

我凝滞的笔管，

流不出那样雄浑高亢的乐章

我嘶哑的喉咙，

唱不出那样优美动听的歌声

我的歌唱给你：

同时代的青年朋友！

唱给你：

我的弟妹，我的亲人！

我要唱的是：

从阳光里走过来

从泥泞里趟过来

从风暴里穿过来

一个普通战士心中的歌

用含着泪水的笑，

夹杂着痛苦的欢乐，

记下激战过后的思考，

冷静下来的沉吟……

6.谁有莉齐•鲍顿（1892）案件的详细经过（不知道就不用写上去了）

Lizzie Borden Dates: July 19, 1860 - June 1, 1927 Known for: famous -- or infamous -- for allegedly murdering her father and stepmother in 1892 (she was acquitted), and memorialized in the children's rhyme: Lizzie Borden took an axe And gave her mother forty whacks And when she saw what she had done She gave her father forty-one Lizzie Borden was born in, and lived her life in, Fall River, Massachusetts. Her father was Andrew Borden, and her mother, Sarah, died when Lizzie was less than three years old. Lizzie had another sister, Emma, who was nine years older. Another daughter, between Emma and Lizzie, died in infancy. Andrew Borden remarried in 1865. His second wife, Abby Durfree Gray, and the two sisters, Lizzie and Emma, lived mostly quietly and uneventfully, until 1892. Lizzie was active at church, including teaching Sunday School and membership in the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU). In 1890, Lizzie Borden traveled abroad briefly with some friends. Lizzie Borden's father had become comfortably wealthy, and was known as tight with his money. The house, while not small, had no modern plumbing. In 1884 when Andrew gave his wife's half-sister a house, his daughters objected and fought with their stepmother, refusing thereafter to call her "mother" and calling her simply "Mrs. Borden" instead. Andrew tried to make peace with his daughters, in 1887 giving them some funds and allowing them to rent out his old family home. In 1891, tensions in the family were strong enough that, after some apparent thefts from the master bedroom, each of the Bordens bought locks for their bedrooms. In July of 1892, Lizzie Borden and her sister Emma went to visit some friends; Lizzie returned and Emma remained away. In early August, Andrew and Abby Borden were struck with an attack of vomiting, and Mrs. Borden told someone that she suspected poison. The brother of Lizzie's mother came to stay at the house, and on August 4, this brother and Andrew Borden went into town together. Andrew returned alone and lay down in the sitting room. The maid, who had earlier been ironing and washing windows, was taking a nap when Lizzie called to her to come downstairs -- Lizzie said that her father had been killed while she (Lizzie) went to the barn. He had been hacked in the face and head with an axe or hatchet. After a doctor was called, Abby was found, also dead, in a bedroom, also hacked many times (the later investigation said twenty times, not forty as in the children's rhyme) with an axe or hatchet. Later tests showed that Abby had died 1-2 hours before Andrew; because Andrew died without a will, this meant that his estate, worth about $300,000 to $500,000, would go to his daughters, and not to Abby's heirs. Lizzie Borden was arrested. Evidence included a report that she'd tried to burn a dress a week after the murder (a friend testified it had been stained with paint), and reports that she had tried to buy a poison just before the murders. The murder weapon was never found for certain -- a hatchet head that may have been washed and deliberately made to look dirty was found in the cellar -- nor any blood-stained clothes. Lizzie Borden's trial began June 3, 1893. It was widely covered by the press locally and nationally. Some Massachusetts feminists wrote in Lizzie Borden's favor. Townspeople split into two camps. Lizzie Borden did not testify, having told the inquest that she had been searching the barn for fishing equipment and then eating pears outside during the time of the murders. She said "I am innocent. I leave it to my counsel to speak for me." Without direct evidence of Lizzie Borden's part in the murder, the jury was not convinced of her guilt. Lizzie Borden was acquitted on June 20, 1893. She remained in Fall River, buying a new and bigger home she called "Maplecroft," and calling herself Lizbeth instead of Lizzie. She lived with her sister Emma until they had a falling-out in 1904 or 1905, possibly over Emma's displeasure at Lizzie's friends from the New York theater crowd. Both Lizzie and Emma also took in many pets, and left part of their estates to the Animal Rescue Leauge. Lizzie Borden died at Fall River, Massachusetts, in 1927, her legend as a murderess still strong. She was buried next to her father and stepmother. The home in which the murders took place opened as a bed-and-breakfast in 1992. Two books which each revived public interest in the case: Edmund Pearson, The Trial of Lizzie Borden, 1937: finds Lizzie Borden guilty of the murders. Edward D. Radin, Lizzie Borden: The Untold Story, 1961: finds Lizzie 。