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Clayton
schools: lessons for Fayette
By
J. FRANK LYNCH
NEWS ITEM: Twelve months later, Clayton County finally
hires a superintendent.
Me
and a gun: Adventures at the range
By MICHAEL BOYLAN
“Do you feel lucky, punk? Well, do ya? Oh, you do?
Well, OK then. I was just asking.”
For
more jobs, cut corporate tax rates
By CONGRESSMAN
MAC COLLINS
There is no more important issue facing our economy
today than the creation of manufacturing jobs. All of us are painfully
aware of the loss of too many American manufacturing jobs. Over the
past three years the United States has lost over three million manufacturing
jobs, with an average of 60,000 job losses per month over the past two
years. Some of these jobs have disappeared due to increased production
efficiencies, but many more have been relocated overseas.
Howard
Dean, biotheologian
By WARREN
THROCKMORTON
Does God make people gay? At first glance, this is a
question that appears theological. However, Howard Dean, Democratic
presidential candidate and a physician, looks to biology for his answer.
- LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
'Unloaded'
headline misleads readers
Re: “Teen killed with ‘unloaded’ gun”:
Please tell me how an unloaded gun that your paper
put as a headline on the front page of the paper of Jan. 7, 2004 could
happen.
Drug
overdose story short on usable facts
Subject: Officials worry about rash of drug overdoses.
In response to the above named article in your Jan. 7 issue, I would
just like to point out that you are not giving us nearly enough information
with which we may make an informed decision on this subject.
Rare
bird discovery ranks as great find
The yellow-billed loon, discovered by Eric Beohm of
Griffin, is one of the great finds in the history of birding [The Citizen,
Jan. 7].
Nobody
really knows what's happening in Iraq except our troops
This is in response to Timothy J. Parker’s letter.
First, I enjoy listening to Rush Limbaugh and Bill O’Reilly. On
that point I can assure you that I am no fool.
KidsPeace
grateful for community help
We at KidsPeace are moved and grateful beyond words
for the magnificent contribution of the Fayette County community to
our noble cause of helping foster children in the area have a happy
holiday.
We're
foolish to think we can stop inexorable migrations of people
Recently, President Bush proposed granting legal status
to many of the illegal immigrants in the United States. Some see this
as a cynical ploy by the Bush Administration to capture the Hispanic
vote and the support of business to ensure his reelection. Perhaps this
may be true to a certain extent, but it is also possible that Bush understands
the long-term benefits of open borders.
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