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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2011
Page
5
Editor views President Obama's State of the Union remarks as weak on debt control. Critics argue freezing domestic spending won't fix deficits and call for deeper cuts to Social Security and Medicare. Ben Stein and Walter Williams are cited on fiscal policy.
President Obama outlines how to win the future by cutting deficits and paying debt. He stresses fiscal responsibility for the country and individuals, calls for bipartisan cooperation, and supports ending tax cuts for the top 2 percent to boost economic growth. Michigan optimism is cited as a regional example.
A Marshall recreation notice thanks volunteers who coach youth teams. The letter highlights benefits to children, including teamwork, leadership, self discipline and sportsmanship, and invites others to consider coaching.
Readers are advised the Yoga Vidya contact number is 269-781-3085 and The Dog Stop number is 269-781-4916. The published figures in Shop TalkK of the advisor Chronicle were incorrect.
A reader urges Governor Rick Snyder to take a long road trip across Michigan from Ann Arbor to Mackinac Bridge then through back roads to Copper Harbor and Iron River, meeting everyday Michiganders, inspecting parks and infrastructure, and assessing small business, jobs, and state services to regain pride and turnout. The piece stresses speaking directly with residents, avoiding media, and pushing for tangible leadership.
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