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What
in the world has happened to radio?
By
CAL BEVERLY
Publisher
News item: The Federal
Communications Commission Monday voted to lift the cap on ownership
of broadcast stations.
- LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
After
rapid growth, what will our future look like?
As a relative newcomer
to Fayette County, I would like to think that I can look forward to
years of growth and development in what was once a promising and admirable
county. But that is not so.
Law
officers breaking laws: It happens too often in Fayette
I wish the citizen
who wrote the letter about the speeding lawman would have signed his
name. I would like to thank him for his letter. I drive down Ga. Highway
54 from Fayetteville to Peachtree City every day. I've almost been run
off the road by "lawmen" darting in and out of traffic and
speeding down the road without their flashing lights or blaring sirens.
I've been dangerously tail-gated while looking for an opportunity to
change lanes in heavy traffic to get out of an intimidating deputy's
way. Again, no lights and no siren.
Defibrillators
save lives; install one
Every day, nearly
1,000 Americans suffer sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Chances for the
victim's survival decrease by 10 percent every minute after the attack.
Authority's
finances for 10 years pose questions
[Editor's note:
The following e-mail was provided to The Citizen as part of an exchange
between Mayor Steve Brown, members of the Peachtree City Council and
the city's Development Authority.]
Development
Authority guilty of no illegalities
[Editor's note:
The following e-mail was provided to The Citizen as part of an exchange
between Mayor Steve Brown, members of the Peachtree City Council and
the city's Development Authority.]
Council
must act to get TDK extension started
To members of the
Peachtree City Council:
Denominations
must stop focusing on nonessentials
The letter to the
editor by Frank Cawood in the May 28 edition of The Citizen was a blessing
to all that read it with an open mind and heart. Mr. Cawood exhibits
the real Christian spirit of apostolic times when St. Peter exclaimed
in these words: "I begin to see how true it is that God shows no
partiality. Rather, the man of any nation who fears God and acts uprightly
is acceptable to him". Acts 10:34-35.
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