Monday's Butler Eagle article on telephone books littering roadways in the county focused on a problem that should have been addressed years ago. It is not a new issue.
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With all the talk of bailouts last week, it's worth remembering this cardinal truth: Some businesses deserve to die.
Creative destruction is the term Joseph Schumpeter u...
Last week saw the 75th anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition. In Washington, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) — a group of former cops and drug-war veterans...
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I agree with James Matson's letter to the editor regarding "abstinence-only" education in which he writes, "only fools would try to put all their eggs in ...
Pennsylvania lawmakers' discussion about using some or all of the money in the commonwealth's Rainy Day Fund to deal with the state's worsening budget problems is approp...
Innovative and sound tax policy might be one way out of our financial rut. An effective tax code can buoy an economic recovery; down the road, taxation can help achieve ...
CEOs of the Big Three domestic automakers are back in Washington. You probably heard they drove there this time. They're getting a little better at scoring style points....
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Laurie from Butler writes, in her post, that "People (and children) are educated on all topics of contraception." I wish it were so. Very few schools have...
Mars officials have suspected significant leaks in the local water system since early this year. They shouldn't have waited until virtually year's end to address the sit...
WASHINGTON — Of all the promises Barack Obama made during his campaign, none received more cheers and applause than his vow to make college more affordable and accessibl...
