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Newspaper
Monroe Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2013
Page
4
The quotation asserts that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, nor abridge the freedom of speech or of the press, or the right to assemble and petition. It references the First Amendment as the core guaranty.
The Monroe Times editorial reflects the majority view of the editorial board. It presents opinion on local affairs and public policy with a stance endorsed by the paper's leadership.
The Monroe Times invites letters responding to news, Our Views or events. Include author name address and phone for verification. Limit 400 words and expect edits for clarity. The paper may edit, publish in any format and reject letters. Email editor@themonroetimes.com or mail 1065 4th Avenue West Monroe WI 53566. Fax 608 328 4217.
Online readers weigh in on U S involvement in Syria with a poll asking yes no or indifferent. Seventy one vote no option leads the poll while seven yes responses show mixed views. Results to be published in Wednesday Times.
In Syracuse, President Obama outlined a plan to rate colleges with scorecards by 2015 covering tuition, low income enrollment, graduation rates, debt, and postgrad earnings. The system, online under one roof, aims to help families choose wisely and push colleges to improve, though Congress is not needed for implementation.
In early August amid Milwaukee carnage Republican Gov. Scott Walker backed a bill drafted by Senator Alberta Darling to impose a three year term for illegal gun possession. Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn welcomed bipartisan support, while opponents argued the measure won t curb crime. The answer lies in gun policy and enforcement with lawmakers pursuing background checks and broader measures as lobbyists push a Wisconsin Firearm Freedom Act.
Monroe Noon Optimists thank Monroe banks for providing drop-off spaces for the school supply drive. Gratitude goes to community members who contributed items and helped make the effort a success.
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The piece argues Mexico should permit limited private investment in oil while keeping 100 percent ownership. President Peña Nieto proposes constitutional changes to share profits and risk, acknowledging Pemex needs technology as oil production declines. It cites EIA data that oil boosted export earnings and revenues in 2011.
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