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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2009
Page
8
In a personal reminiscence the writer recalls Paul Harvey's distinctive broadcast style and how Harvey inspired a career in radio. The piece ties a long affection for his voice to decisions that brought the author to Michigan, Marshall, and the newspaper.
Residents describe belt tightening as stock market volatility and high prices strain budgets. Many report pay cuts and reduced discretionary spending while essentials rise. some note mortgage stability, while others warn that college degrees and jobs are needed to mitigate impact.
Advertisers support high rated talk radio programs while warning that reimposing the Fairness Doctrine could silence nationally syndicated shows. The piece argues against Congress repealing free speech protections and supports H.R.226 the Broadcaster Freedom Act of 2009, urging a floor vote. Elizabeth Moody Olivet.
In Michigan a former State Senator Mark Schaver or Schauer receives another award as his campaign faces the largest fine by the Secretary of State for a 2006 election violation. The committee donated over the $20,000 per donor limit to the Senate Democratic Fund totaling 202,250 with a 6,000 penalty. Terri Lynn Land defends the law and calls for integrity and responsibility from representatives continually.
LaPietra urges residents to join a community effort compiling meeting details and government access policies. He has posted dates and locations on his site and LocalGov, planning to assemble information into new pages by March 22 at 1 30 p m in the Marshall District Library Reference Room.
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