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Ignorance
is the real 'constitutional crisis'
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
What do you suppose
is the greatest disservice the Clinton presidency has done to the nation?
PTC
folks not alone in big box battles
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
What do Aurora,
Colo.; Morgantown, W.Va.; Orange Beach, Ala.; Asheville, N. C.; Arlington,
Texas; Huntington Beach, Calif.; and a dozen other towns found in just
one cursory Internet search have in common with Peachtree City, Georgia?
Indecision
2000 Christmas carols .
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
Time for my annual
parody carols and I don't think there is much I can write on except
the continued election coverage, so...
Letters to
the Editor
It's
past time for this bitter election to end
I am forever thankful
that I live in a free country, free in literally all of the senses of
the word. I recognize that I am free simply because there are law that
proscribe the upper, and the lower, limits of this freedom. I am certainly
not free to shackle my neighbor, to beat upon his family, to confiscate
his property without due process, and a host of other definable actions
that would infringe upon both his freedom, and my own.
Too
much right-wing fantasy among readers: Get a grip!
I don't expect much
from many of your froth-at-the-mouth readers, but until this week your
articles have been at least thought-provoking, if slanted. This time,
however, your little extrapolated fantasy really stepped over the line.
Perhaps you could pen-pal with Timothy McVeigh... maybe pick up a few
pointers in paranoia and overreaction.
Questions
raised about DOT approval of Hwy. 54-Wal-Mart traffic plans
If you are an avid
newspaper reader, you are probably aware that the Georgia Department
of Transportation (GDOT) has been crashing into some ethical tidal waves
lately. Some skillful reporting has exposed the fact that some GDOT
directors were obtaining unusually high prices for their land that is
being sold to GDOT for right-of-way.
PTC,
cities receive much more than their fair share of local option taxes
Here's a simple
way to demonstrate that Peachtree City receives much more than its fair
share in local option sales tax.
Thanks
for helping vets with Buddy Poppy sales
Thanks what a simple
word to express the gratitude and appreciation of VFW Post 9949 to all
the citizens of our community for your generous Veterans Day support
of our Buddy Poppy distribution.
Thanks,
Panasonic, for your gift to J.C. Booth
Our class would
like to thank publicly Mr. Toshiyuki Imazu, president of Matsushita
Communication Corporation's Panasonic plant here in Peachtree City for
his kind and generous gift to our classroom.
If
only Al Gore could learn lesson Sauder learned
Congratulations
to the voters in Cobb County who had the good sense to turn out former
Republican-turned-Democrat State Representative Randy Sauder. Sauder
showed that he fit very well into the party of Bill Clinton and Al Gore
when he deceitfully waited until the last moment to announce his switch
to the Democratic Party, in his unsuccessful attempt to avoid any competition
for his reelection.
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