Figuring
out who killed the 'Delta family'
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
I'm no expert on
Delta Air Lines, but I know more about the company than the average
person knows about the average big company.
At
the crossroads: Equality or spoils?
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
There are those
in our society whose very livelihood depends on keeping us divided based
on our personal identification with various groups by race, gender,
ethnicity, religious beliefs, economic status, and a host of other distinguishing
traits that make each human a unique specimen.
They
live among us, these robots
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
There is a conspiracy
afoot. Someone is turning the human race into robots. I would either
guess it is the government or big-corporate America, but since they
have merged, I guess that is a moot point. Nevertheless, everyday I
see more and more of these "robot people" replacing what used
to be flesh-and-blood people.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Delta
pilot: No apology for union's actions
So what's a conservative
to do? Ostensibly wanting to avoid government interference and class
warfare, how does he advocate both, to keep those pesky unions from
interfering with the big money clubs, and still give the appearance
of self-righteousness? Well, the methods seem to vary by conservative.
Pilots'
dispute with Delta has many facets besides just pay
In response to the
Delta employee's letter (The Citizen, March 14), I'd like to set the
record straight.
4-H
shooting program has tried to be a good neighbor in south Fayette
In response to Mrs.
Buchanan's letter about the Fayette County 4-H Shooting Awareness, Fundamentals
and Education (S.A.F.E.) range, let's get the facts straight.
We
should support programs for youth like 4-H
It will be increasingly
difficult to find a spot of land that isn't designated residential or
commercial in the near future, so where does that leave our organizations
like 4-H?
People
misunderstood about shelter killing cat
First, let me thank
all who have called to offer their sympathy for my family's loss of
our pet cat. I received several calls since my letter was printed March
7.
2
sides to this cat killing story
A kill first and
ask questions later policy?
Many
causes for upset along PTC cart paths
Larry Robinson,
please accept my sympathy for your condition. Facing life while burdened
by unreasonable fears can be tough. I hope you get professional help.
Animal
Control has a tough job, but does it well
This is in response
to the letters regarding the cat that was euthanized by animal control.
First of all, let me say that it was indeed a tragic ending to a loved
pet's life. However, I would like to make people aware that they must
take a more active roll in locating a lost pet.
Needed
for cart path pets: Uniformed police, not another city ordinance
How sad that a reader
needs to carry a stick to protect himself from unleashed dogs. Unfortunately,
another ordinance, which won't be enforced any more than the current
one, is not the answer.
New
blood for PTC Development Authority
Could the winds
of positive change be blowing in our community? You will recall that
a few months ago, Peachtree City Councilman Dan Tennant proposed setting
term limitations on the members of Development Authority and the other
municipal authorities. Tennant's motion was rejected. The reasons for
the denial were not enough people were applying and the City Council
itself could control limits on the terms by not re-appointing the same
members.
Clinton
pardons were unlawful; urge President Bush to revoke them
President Bush has
the authority to declare null and void the 43 pardons issued by former
President Clinton during his final hours in the White House.
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