She was never the country bumpkin that some people on the national scene tried to portray her as after Lyndon B. Johnson became the 36th president of the United States.
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When one political party tries to influence the other's presidential primary race, the reasonable assumption is that someone is trying to stop the nomination of a candid...
I took my 3 kids to the fair. My husband stayed home to save money. It cost 50 dollars to get and for my kids to ride. That might not sound like alot to some, for us ...
People in Penn and Middlesex townships whose properties are part of the Saxonburg Area Authority's expansion project are right in expecting that their streets and proper...
During a teleconference from Iraq with reporters last week, Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch, commander of coalition forces operating in the region south of Baghdad, explained, "Lyn...
These are the facts:
Almost one million Pennsylvanians do not have adequate access to health care.
Twice as many patients can be treated when an advanced-practice nurse ...
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I wonder why the Butler Eagle seems to have such a soft spot for James Matson's untutored opinions. Isn't this the same idiot who recently opined ...
The problem of Americans without health insurance is a decades-old issue in national politics that both major political parties over the years have vowed to solve.
Unfor...
As the old adage has it, there are two processes that one should never observe closely—the making of sausage and the making of laws. Pennsylvanians recently have had a c...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The OPEC oil embargo of 1973-74 inspired Congress to promulgate "CAFE" or Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards for passenger cars and light truck...