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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 2013
Page
4
The excerpt invokes protections of the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses along with freedoms of speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. It references core constitutional rights and their limits on government authority.
The Times invites letters to the editor and asks authors to include name address and telephone for verification. Limit is 400 words and letters may be edited or republished. One letter per 30 days. Email editor@themonroetimes.com or mail to 1065 4th Avenue West Monroe WI 53566. Fax 608 328 4217.
President Obama hosted Greece's prime minister at the White House on Friday. They exchanged remarks with Obama offering economic-saving advice and Greece suggesting ways to transform ruins into a tourist destination.
The Monroe Times invites readers to vote on this week's question which of seven items is the top neighborhood nuisance. Options include neglect of lawn maintenance, dogs or cats on the loose, noise from music or barking dogs, and trash or recycling bins left out after pickup. Results will appear in Wednesday's edition.
The Fort Hood mass murder trial of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan features a controversial defense, delays, and calls for death with prosecutors seeking capital punishment. Hasan, paralyzed and using a wheelchair, has admitted to the shooting while the case faces military legal limits and intense security.
The Times invites readers to submit blossoms or barbs limited to 75 words. Include a daytime phone number and town. anonymity possible for blossoms. Barbs aimed at private entities or individuals are discouraged. Public officials may be addressed on policy actions. Submissions must be original and clearly labeled as blossom or barb. Deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday edition. editor may reject without notice.
In Prescott Arizona the Granite Mountain Hotshots families clash with city leaders over survivors' benefits thirteen members classified as temporary workers receive smaller death benefits than six full-time firefighters. Local donations and federal aid help but debate focuses on legality and fairness. Public memorials gave way to scrutiny as widows push for retroactive benefits while city officials cite law and costs.
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