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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2013
Page
4
The excerpt presents an antiquated phrasing of the First Amendment principles, noting limits on government establishment of religion and protections for free exercise, speech, press, assembly, and petition. It appears as a garbled transcription with errors in several key terms.
The editorial reflects the Monroe Times board view on newsroom leadership and standard opinion pages. It names Carl Hearing as editor, Mary Jane Grenzon as general manager, and Jeremy Pink as night editor while outlining that editorials express the majority board stance.
The Times invites letters to the editor on news, Our Views, and events. Include name, address, and phone for verification. Letters may be edited and republished. One letter per 30 days. Limit 400 words. The paper may reject any letter. Email, mail, or fax options provided.
Today’s quote recalls Sinclair Lewis criticizing excessive talk of country nobility. It notes his status as American author born in 1885 and died in 1951, framing the remark as a reflective social observation.
The parole board approved O J Simpson for release after serving time in Nevada prison reducing his remaining sentence to five additional years. The decision follows earlier plea discussions offering life without parole or other terms and is reported with the claim of vindication. The source references a site www argushamilton com but the action centers on parole relief.
Readers weigh in on Gov Scott Walker open to limiting collective bargaining rights for police and fire unions. Visit monroetimes com to vote with results to appear in Wednesday's Times.
The Detroit bankruptcy outcome could reshape national finances with calls for federal aid. The piece argues bailout would burden taxpayers and set a poor precedent, urging limited federal help to demolish abandoned buildings and spur rebuilding while cities fix their own finances. It portrays Detroit as mismanaged and warns other jurisdictions against relying on Washington.
The Times invites Blossoms or Barbs limited to 75 words with daytime phone number and town for verification. Anonymous blossoms allowed. Do not target private individuals or businesses. Barbs or blossoms aimed at public officials allowed if about policy actions. No profanity or name calling. Submissions due 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday edition. Contact editor to discuss.
John Waelti argues that Spanish expeditions from New Spain into the Southwest and Great Plains, led by Coronado and others, predate Jamestown and Plymouth. He notes gold finds, conquest battles, and early missions, detailing routes from 1540 to 1610 and the misperception of U.S. history as primarily British.
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