'Rules
for Republicans' needs some work
By DAVE HAMRICK
Editor-at-large
Someone e-mailed
me 21 tongue-in-cheek rules for being a good little Republican in 21st
century America.
What's
going on at the United Nations?
By AMY RILEY
One
Citizen's Perspective
Today, the U.S.
House of Representatives is expected to vote on the State Department
Authorization Act (H.R. 1646) for fiscal years 2002 and 2003. The bill
will provide $8.2 billion dollars in funding authority to pay for the
foreign policy activities of the U.S. State Department. Included in
this budget are appropriations for U.S. participation in various United
Nations initiatives.
Soccer
twins, Murphy twins
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
Today, the U.S.
House of Representatives is expected to vote on the State Department
Authorization Act (H.R. 1646) for fiscal years 2002 and 2003. The bill
will provide $8.2 billion dollars in funding authority to pay for the
foreign policy activities of the U.S. State Department. Included in
this budget are appropriations for U.S. participation in various United
Nations initiatives.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Mayor:
Tennant's letter is 'patently absurd'
I do not think it
appropriate for elected officials to write letters to the editor about
those with whom they serve. However, last week Councilman Dan Tennant
wrote such a letter about me which demands a response in the same venue.
Since being sworn into office 16 months ago, Mr. Tennant has publicly
denigrated, grossly insulted or loudly accused of some impropriety every
member of council except our new member, Steve Rapson.
F'ville
can't provide fire protection to new school
Why is the city
of Fayetteville requiring the Fayette County Board of Education to annex
the 94.2 acres on Lester Road into the city? I know that it is the city's
policy to only furnish sewage within their city limits. But shouldn't
Fayetteville make an exception for the school board?
Baseball
parents, make sure kids warm up properly, watch pitch counts
It's that time of
year when youth baseball is going strong. Parents and grandparents love
to get out and see their kids play the game. Coaches are doing their
best to satisfy all the different egos and needs. They give their time
and efforts freely.
Nub's
corn better than progress
A man farms a piece
of land for 36 years, and he is told to move for another medical office
building on Ga. Highway 54!
Some
girls have real problems
Ms. Greer should
take time to count her blessings instead of complaining about what her
daughter can wear to school. She should say a prayer of thanksgiving
that her daughter is able to go to school in Fayette County and have
the opportunity to choose from a closet full of clothes. While Ms. Greer
rants and raves about the oppressive dress code her daughter must endure,
a young child must endure another sleepless night battling the oppressive
hunger she suffers day after day.
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