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Butler Eagle readers deserve praise for becoming actively involved in the 2004 presidential campaign process by contributing their views about the upcoming election and ...
October 15, 2004 Our Opinion
"Who won the debate?" That's been a topic of discussion after each of the three presidential debates and the single vice-presidential debate. The answer, frankly, has be...
October 14, 2004 Our Opinion
U.S. Rep. Phil English has good intentions in proposing that the U.S. Constitution be changed to allow for younger members in the Senate and House of Representatives. Th...
October 13, 2004 Our Opinion
Watching the presidential and vice-presidential debates is an important part of becoming an informed voter. But spending 90 minutes in front of the television for the th...
October 12, 2004 Our Opinion
Butler city officials should not balk at participating in the state's new Early Intervention Program as a means for trying to avoid financially distressed status. Under ...
October 11, 2004 Our Opinion
U.S. House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, should heed the advice of the House ethics committee and temper his questionable behavior. He not only is becoming an emba...
October 10, 2004 Our Opinion
Harold Franks should count himself lucky; he is only going to jail for 57 months to 10 years. Considering his crimes and the lasting negative impact on one of his victim...
October 08, 2004 Our Opinion
The Butler County commissioners' decision to build the new prison downtown made selling the county farm for residential development the right option to be pursued. The f...
October 07, 2004 Our Opinion
When Richard Hogg, District 10 executive for the state Department of Transportation, met with Butler Eagle writers earlier this year, he spoke in an upbeat way about the...
October 06, 2004 Our Opinion
A welcome step was taken last week in giving the public appropriate access to medical malpractice settlements when a Lackawanna County judge ruled that details of a medi...
October 05, 2004 Our Opinion
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