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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2013
Page
4
A historical newspaper excerpt presents the First Amendment text asserting Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise thereof. It also covers freedom of speech of the press and the right to assemble and petition.
The Monroe Times invites readers to submit letters responding to news and events. Include name address and phone for verification. Letters up to 400 words may be edited for clarity and republished. one letter per 30 days. Times may reject any submission.
Phyllis Diller quips that aging brings oddities as she jokes about a walker with an airbag. The longtime comedian known for sharp wit and playful self deprecation riffed on growing older in a lighthearted remark.
MLB will monitor every play in every game with six cameras relayed to a review booth in New York. The plan marks a national shift toward televised officiating oversight as baseball embraces videotaped umpire reviews.
Online poll asks readers to choose the top neighborhood nuisance from options including neglected lawn care dogs or cats on the loose noise and trash bins left out after pickup. Voters are directed to visit monroetimes dot com to register and results will appear in Wednesday's Times.
The Eau Claire Leader Telegraph notes that tax burdens remain a hot campaign issue as Wisconsin ranks high nationally in state and local taxes. It links rising health care spending for the poor to budget strains, citing Medicaid enrollment growth, births funded, and nursing home bed occupancy, warning of growing domestic challenges.
Public notices detail submission rules for Blossoms and Barbs to the Times. Barbs must name signers with phone and town. blossoms may be anonymous. Restrictions apply to targets, length limits, originality, timing and editor approval.
AP NORC poll finds minority and low income parents see more serious school problems, from bullying to outdated tech, than affluent or white parents. While most endorse high quality schools, beliefs about funding, teacher quality, and parental influence vary by race and income, with notable gaps in perceived inequality and resources.
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