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Wednesday, January 10, 2001

Beware of PTC mayor's tinkering with city charter
By CAL BEVERLY
Publisher

Happy New Year! For one who still hasn't fully embraced the 1990s, it seems strange to be living in 'aught-one,' as our grandchildren might refer to our olden times at the beginning of the new millennium.

Will our reps prove themselves this year?
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large

Hang onto your wallets, folks, the state Legislature's in session.

Clinton's 11th-hour treaty threatens U.S.
By AMY RILEY
One Citizen's Perspective

While we were ticking off the final minutes of the millennium, President Clinton was ticking off yet another order for his already dubious legacy. In the late hours of Dec. 31, 2000, President Clinton made a call from Camp David to David J. Scheffer, the U.S. Ambassador-at-large for war crime issues.

Where my mouth is . . .
By BILLY MURPHY
Laugh Lines

I will get on with this article, because time is money and that is what everyone is thinking about today: money. Seems there is all this nervousness over where the economy is heading and whether or not we are all going to still have money to burn, like it's been for a while. I think I am dead on the money to say everyone is confused.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Mayor places public good on back burner

I have a philosophical question for your children to take back to political science class in high school or college. Is it the role of government to: (1) promote individual rights while defending the common good or (2) promote the common good while defending individual rights?

Electoral college lesson

I know nobody will ever say why we should not do away with the electoral college vote, so I will try to shed a little more light on it.

Scofflaws park in fire zones at Starr's Mill

I sure would like to know were to get the special parking permits allowing me and my wife to park our car in the fire zones at the Rising Star/Starr's Mill school complex. The entire front entry circles of the two schools, on both the outside and inside curb, were filled with parked cars at a recent middle school Christmas Choir Concert.

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