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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2011
Page
5
The editor reflects on surviving the recent storm with minimal impact and thanks those who kept roads clear and businesses open. Anticipates sunny recovery, mentions upcoming spring training, March Madness brackets, Super Bowl XLV commercials, and a Packers 27 to 24 upset over the Steelers with at least one memorable ad.
Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers meet in Dallas for Super Bowl XLV. Steelers chase a seventh title while Packers seek a fourth. Final score prediction remains uncertain and not disclosed in provided text.
A letter argues Michigan should curb state lawmaker pay and benefits. It compares Michigan’s nearly $80,000 annual salary and $12,000 expense accounts to Texas representatives earning $600 monthly with limited annual days. The writer urges support for a bill to return Michigan to a part-time, lower-paid legislature and lists contact details for Jase Bolger and a state senator.
Stan and Kay Wasielewski of Granbury Texas respond to Word on the Street in the January eighth Marshall Chronicle urging the state legislature to cut spending lower taxes and remove job killing regulations to boost economic opportunities and quality of life their letter notes four interviewees citing jobs and two citing the economy with taxes mentioned as uncertain and mentions marijuana as a last item.
A reader questions why concerns about debt and regulation appeared only later. They blame Bush for tax cuts and wars after a 2000 2008 era surplus, argue for banking reform, oppose Social Security and Medicare cuts, and suggest taxing the top 20 percent and closing overseas bases.
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