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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2013
Page
4
An exact phrasing of the First Amendment components reserved to protect religion speech press assembly and petition rights as stated in the United States Constitution. The text enumerates the establishment free exercise and related civil liberties.
The text lists Carl Hearing as General Manager Mary Jane Grenzon as Editor and Jeremy Pink as Night Editor, identifying the editorial board and their positions.
The Times invites letters to the editor in response to news stories events or Our Views. Include author name and verifiable address and phone number. Letters may be edited and republished. One letter per 30 days. 400 words or less. The Times may reject any letter. Email editor@themonroetimes.com mail at 1065 4th Avenue West Monroe WI 53566 or fax 608 328 4217.
A quotation attributed to Janis Joplin notes that being an intellectual raises many questions without providing answers. The remark reflects a skeptical view of intellectual certainty and the search for clear solutions.
The NFL conducted a Tuesday player survey to decide on HGH testing amid a season focused on edge gains. In New York, during the annual Empire State Building race, one competitor tested positive for an elevator as a quirky, unrelated note from argushamilton.com.
The Monroe Times invites readers to vote on the biggest local annoyance this week. Options include neglect of lawn maintenance, pets on the loose, noise from music or barking, and trash bins left out after pickup. Results will appear in Wednesday’s edition.
The Arizona Republic argues the Justice Department’s case against the US Airways and American Airlines merger misreads the market. It says two large legacy carriers and a healthy Southwest would dominate, reducing competition and potentially raising prices, with American’s debt and bankruptcy factors unchanged. The piece cites Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne and warns against government overreach and a consumer harm future.
AP analysis notes Democratic leaders mostly back the president while Rep Keith Ellison would halt aid until violence stops and democracy returns. Republicans split, with Pete King cautioning against total cutoffs and Sen John McCain urging aid suspension as Egyptian security forces crackdown on protesters supporting Morsi. The debate centers on balancing U S influence, strategic assets including the Suez Canal, and U S values during Egypts upheaval following Morsis ouster.
Letter from Mark Gottlieb Wisconsin DOT secretary urges public to support Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over crackdown from Aug 16 to Sept 2. Highlights 27 000 drunken driving convictions last year and promotes Zero In Wisconsin Drive Saber app with GPS find-a-ride and BAC estimator. Urges reporting impaired drivers via 911.
Readers can submit Blossoms and Barbs by email or mail to Monroe Times. Submissions are due by 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday publication. Barbs must be signed. blossoms may be anonymous. Limit 75 words per submission and one per person per week. The Times reserves the right to reject submissions.
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