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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2013
Page
4
A fragment from the First Amendment noting that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting free exercise of religion. It also protects freedom of speech the press and the right to assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
The Times invites letters to the editor in response to news stories events and Our Views. Include author name address and phone number for verification. Letters may be edited republished and one per 30 days. Contact options provided.
Brazilian poet Adelia Prado notes that suffering transcends language in a concise reflection. The quote highlights universal human experience beyond words.
The Monroe Times invites readers to vote on a proposed 17 percent water rate increase expected to raise about 1.35 per month for the average household. Responses range from support to opposition with results due in Wednesday's edition.
Pakistan's ex leader Pervez Musharraf, already facing multiple legal cases from his rule, is under fresh pressure as a murder indictment tied to Benazir Bhutto's assassination surfaces. Analysts doubt solid evidence links him, while a UN report criticizes lack of safety measures. The army leadership and political actors seek a way to navigate accountability.
Capitol newsletter recalls Senator Proxmire, a 32 year Senate veteran, famed for criticizing federal spending and the Golden Fleece awards. It notes his targets included academic grants and military outlays, highlights the NSF love study grant, and mentions a high profile teeth clenching grant lawsuit reaching the Supreme Court before dismissal.
Wisconsin readers see Senator Proxmire praised for military gains and Medicare Medicaid while decrying wasteful spending and bloated civilian hires. He warned of a fiscal cliff as Obamacare fights for passage and budget battles loom in Washington. Matt Pommer notes his long history of budget critique.
The UN inspectors, delayed in Cyprus, move toward Damascus to inspect three sites for chemical weapons use. The mission aims to document whether toxic agents were used, not assign blame, and to spark broader dialogue on peace and security amid Syria’s war and rising casualties.
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