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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2013
Page
4
The passage presents the First Amendment protections for religion speech press assembly and petition stating Congress shall not establish religion or prohibit free exercise and protects the right to peaceably assemble and seek redress of grievances.
Editorials reflect the Monroe Times editorial board stance with Carl Hearing as chair and Mary Jane Grenzow serving as editor. The column outlines the board's consensus on current issues and voices the newspaper's prevailing viewpoint.
The Times publishes letters to the editor with responses to news stories and events. Include author name address and telephone number for verification. Submissions may be edited republished and limited to one letter per 30 days. Email mail or fax details are provided.
Today’s quotation quotes David Lloyd George saying it is always too late or too little, or both, warning that such timing leads to disaster. The English statesman’s remark reflects on missed chances and the perils of insufficient action.
CNN physician Sanjay Gupta acknowledged concern over marijuana's health effects, conceding misgivings about the drug. He notes some safety caveats while quipping that dangers lie elsewhere, such as cholesterol in processed foods, in a provocative discussion.
An online poll asks readers to choose Yes or No on issuing citations to people who gather for daily anti Republican sing-alongs in the Capitol without a permit. The poll invites votes via themonroetimes.com and promises results in Wednesday's Times.
The piece argues the Affordable Care Act creates subsidies only for state exchanges while most states use federal ones, prompting penalties and waivers. Oklahoma sues over IRS practices, as defenders push selective enforcement to dodge criticism, highlighting the law's incoherence and fueling repeal momentum.
Timed trip through Manhattan includes a subway rat quest in New York. The writer notes rats flood the tunnels, cites estimates of up to 30 million, and recalls a Rate my Rat contest and a giant NYC sewer rat photo from Brooklyn’s Marcy Housing projects. Dan Wegmueller of Monroe writes the Times column.
Samsung seeks to overturn ITC findings that Apple infringed one Samsung patent and was barred from some China made iPhones. The USTR veto of the import ban boosts hopes for Samsung to overturn or limit the sanctions, while Samsung appeals to a higher court.
Sen Tammy Baldwin offices in Washington D C and Madison Wisconsin list street addresses and phone numbers Madison address 14 W Mifflin St Suite 207 Madison WI 53703 Sanctioned contact details include 202 224 5653 and 608 264 5338. Sen Ron Johnson office at 328 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 with phone 202 224 5323 and official site listed.
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