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Newspaper
Ad Visor And Chronicle
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2011
Page
5
John Hendler reflects on the death of Wes Leonard, the Fennville High School basketball player who collapsed after scoring the game winning basket, and recalls powerful poems about time and regret. He urges embracing loved ones and avoiding a life of regret as readers consider the fragility of life.
Residents report altering routines as fuel costs rise. Some carpool with coworkers, others reduce trips and consolidate errands to save money amid forecasts of higher prices toward spring.
Readers urge opposition to Gov. Snyder's budget plan that would end state income tax exemptions on pensions to raise up to 1 billion dollars. The letter argues retirees already suffer rising costs, stagnant Social Security, and dwindling benefits. Citizens are urged to contact their senator representative and Gov. Snyder.
A reader discusses political tensions in Wisconsin with Democrats in hiding and claims of outside supporters. He criticizes union bosses and Michigan Governor Granholm, credits Rick Snyder and Obama for policy outcomes, and notes higher taxes, pension concerns, and anti union sentiment amid government spending and stimulus debates.
In a letter to the editor, President Thomas Jefferson argues that each generation must bear its own debts to prevent wars. He predicts happiness for Americans if the government avoids wasting citizens labors under the guise of care. The author suggests Washington has not heard this warning.
A critical review assigns F grades to Healthcare Energy War on Terror Real Job Growth Road and Bridge Work Time Spent on Reelection Time on Vacation Border Security Keeping our Country Safe Keeping Campaign Promises Overall Job Performance with a blunt recommendation to lead follow or get out of the way. The speaker says Obama is in over his head and will spend life making excuses for poor performance, an embarrassment to the country.
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