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In
matters of taxation, what is really fair?
By CAL BEVERLY
editor@thecitizennews.com
If you made more
than $52,965 in 1999, thank you.
Morgan
Fairchild and life goals
By BILLY
MURPHY
Laugh Lines
I saw Morgan Fairchild
in person. It was not too long ago when I was at Philips Arena for a
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young concert. There she was, walking by, backstage,
larger than life. She was the figurative equal in size to the literal
David Crosby. As highlights go in a life half-lived so far, it will
be tough to equal the event of seeing Morgan Fairchild in person.
LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
Sleep
tight, F'ville; our town will be gone when you finally wake up
Recently I've read
some of the letters that people have been writing about the possibility
of overcrowding in Fayetteville. It would seem that some residents are
concerned about the development taking place around us.
Climb
on board the Ark, don't eat your neighbor
I offered a concrete
example of how simple measurements can help decide the veracity of a
particular Biblical claim. Readers were asked to determine whether Noah's
Ark could hold all the animals and keep them out of harms way. Jeremy
Conley offered a reply and also commented on other statements I made
in prior articles.
Demos
must speak for middle class, powerless
"Almost single-handedly
handed"? "Lost so big"? "Finally their real message
is finally getting through"? If Mr. De Marino is a free-lance writer,
I take it the emphasis is on free, because no one I know is likely to
buy his putrid pandering pantomime. If poor writing skills were his
only fault, Mr. De Marino could certainly be forgiven, but his descent
to libelous fantasy is really quite beyond the pale. He has obviously
swallowed a little too much Rush, taken too many Boortz drops, and topped
it all with a G. Gordon enema.
Demos
head leftward toward self-destruction
When Senator Zell
Miller (D-Ga.) was interviewed by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about
his thoughts after the Nov. 5 elections, he lamented that the Democrats
do not have much of a national party if their leaders are too liberal
to be able to campaign for candidates in the South, and thereby do "more
harm than good."
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