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The taxpayers of Butler, that also are employed in Butler, must also pay a chunk of their wages to park. Citizens in some areas are made to pay parking by their home. Pa...
October 19, 2006 Letters to the Editor
When the British medical journal The Lancet reported last week that more than 650,000 Iraqis may have died because of the U.S. invasion of their country, President Bush ...
October 19, 2006 Other Voices
No one should be envious of the task facing the six-member U.S. International Trade Commission on the issue of whether or not to extend steel tariffs for another five ye...
October 19, 2006 Our Opinion
What happened to the guy who knew so much about the hospital plans two weeks ago? He never came back to say he was wrong. I agree with both sides on the issue. We should...
October 19, 2006 Letters to the Editor
North Korea's apparent test of a nuclear weapon has provoked another debate over whether it's worth negotiating with rogue states. I believe this is not the moment for a...
October 18, 2006 Other Voices
Backdating stock options sounds to most people like an arcane, boring corporate boardroom issue. But when the resignation of a CEO is announced as federal officials are ...
October 18, 2006 Our Opinion
Pay for Public Parking? We do!!!10 Blocks away everyday from we work, some of pay parking in front of our own homes and everyday to pick our children up from school. If ...
October 18, 2006 Letters to the Editor
A child killer is loose again: A new study shows that whooping cough is on the march, especially in states that make it easy for parents to reject vaccination. Californi...
October 17, 2006 Our Opinion
Well I listened to all 4 debates. Santorum clearly demonstrated command of the facts, detailed answers and positions on issues. Casey demonstrated obtuseness, lack of un...
October 17, 2006 Letters to the Editor
It's a core American value that if someone works hard, he or she deserves to live in dignity, and yet the $7.50 hourly wage that Wal-Mart CEO Lee Scott pays thousands of...
October 17, 2006 Other Voices
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