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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2013
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references the First Amendment establishment clause and free exercise, plus freedom of speech press assembly and petition for redress of grievances. Note: focusing on constitutional wording rather than a news event or named entities.
Carl Hearing General Manager Mary Jane Grenzow Editor Jeremy Pink Night Editor listed for the publication's editorial leadership team.
The Monroe Times invites letters to the editor in response to news stories Our Views and events. Include author name address and phone number for verification. Letters may be edited and republished. Limit 400 words. One letter per 30 days. Email editor at themonroetimes.com or mail to 1065 4th Avenue West Monroe WI 53566. Fax 608 328 4217.
A dated Debussy quote highlights the idea that works of art create rules rather than the reverse. Online comments tagging blossoms and barbs will be included in next week's Blossoms and Barbs panel.
The Monroe city proposal would raise water rates by 17 percent, adding about 1.35 dollars monthly for the average household. Residents may vote online at themonroetimes com with results to be published in Wednesday's Times.
The Beloit Daily News questions the goals and beneficiaries of Wisconsin's new statewide private-school voucher program. It notes two thirds of applicants already attend private schools while about 25 percent come from public schools and warns of potential dual school systems if enrollment caps are removed.
Jill Pertler critiques the idea of free checking, noting regulation and bank hoops distant from the old simple concept. She reflects on fees, minimum balances, transfers, and debits that erode the notion of truly free services, urging readers to question bank practices.
U S Attorney General Eric Holder urges Congress to scrap or curb mandatory minimums for nonviolent drug offenses. He argues such laws inflated prisons since 1980, urging greater judge discretion and safer, more just sentencing.
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