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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2013
Page
4
The text presents a version of the First Amendment phrasing about establishing religion prohibiting laws, free exercise, speech, assembly, and petition. It appears as a quoted constitutional clause emphasizing protections for religion and expression.
The Monroe Times invites letters responding to news stories events or Our Views. Include author name address and phone number for verification. Letters up to 400 words may be edited for clarity. The paper may reject any letter and provides contact details for submission.
A devotional line quotes Proverbs 1 verse ten urging readers to resist sinners’ enticements and choose steadfast moral judgment, reflecting a timeless moral warning. The verse emphasizes personal responsibility, discernment, and the value of prudent restraint in the face of tempting influences.
A LAUGH Martin Luther King Jr. speech was marked on its fiftieth anniversary Wednesday. The note calls him an orator and muses on his children’s suppers and a shorter grace, reflecting on the lasting impact of his words.
Online poll invites Monroe County readers to vote on U S involvement in a military strike against Syria. Voters can submit choices at visitthemonroetimes com with results slated for Wednesday’s Times edition.
In a retrospective view on 90 years of U S racial progress the text notes Martin Luther King Jrs Lincoln Memorial address as a historical moment often overlooked. It contrasts media coverage then and now and discusses integration, enduring disparities, and ongoing work toward Kings vision of equality and character over skin tone.
The Times invites submissions titled Blossoms or Barbs limited to 75 words. Barbs must include a daytime phone number and town. blossoms can be anonymous. Submissions target public officials with policy-related content. private individuals or businesses are excluded. No profanity. Original work only. Deadline 5 p.m. Thursday for Saturday edition.
The column argues that monetary policy alone cannot revive the economy and stresses the need for fiscal action to boost aggregate demand. It cites wage stagnation for the bottom 60 percent since 2000, globalization, deregulation, and weaker unions as erosion factors., calls for higher wages at profitable, cash rich firms to lift the middle class, and notes Labor Day as a reminder of labor’s role in spending and growth.
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