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A: 'The reality is that television is slipping'; the entire article is basically in the title. At the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
B: In a military operation, 2 Canadian hostages make it out of Iraq after being held captive for 4 months.
C: 'Which is the myth?', a fascinating article about myths, public speaking, word choice, golf courses, and ballparks. In the Navasota Examiner.
D: 'Experts say Bible is out, Smoove is in', like something from The Onion but not as funny. At The Maneater.
E: Google: 'D is for Devilish'. New York Newsday - Sep 13 2005. Google's link dead.
F: Google: 'Jury is in'. Alberta Daily Herald Tribune - May 12 2006. Google's link dead.

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A: 'Shake your clothing and slap your shoes', an advice column about brown recluse spiders, 'dollar weed', and termites.
B: Google: 'Your town. Your Neighbors. Your Newspaper.' Provo Daily Herald. Google's link dead.
C: 'The Art of Noise Reduction: Noise Sucks (the quality from your projects)', a fairly pro article. At creativemac.com.
D: 'Out of your league, out of your mind', an article about the 2005 NBA draft. At the Washington Times.
E: 'Find your shopping heaven on your holiday', a daft article about 'how to shop' in several European cities and in New York. At the Telegraph.
F: 'Newspaper in Education, Your Perfect Classroom Partner', an article in Oregon USA's Daily Astorian, in which the newspaper tries to sell the reader on using the paper in schools.