Reader Letter Links Courthouse Air Quality to Home Defects
Wisconsin HADD representative compares Brentwood courthouse air problems to defective home construction. He cites water intrusion from missing flashing, calls for repairs by the builder, and notes mold spread via HVAC. Building Science Corp expert Joseph Lsuiburek referenced as informative, not connected.
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Brentwood
Wisconsin
HADD
Joseph Lsuiburek
Building Science Corp
Massachusetts
State of
New Hampshire
Town Budget Dilemma Stokes Debate Over Library and Services
A York resident argues for cuts to town spending to fund basic needs and questions the library expansion. He urges a cost effective approach, favors funding public health safety and education, and asks for fairer funding policies that protect his own tax burden given a long family residence dating to 1635. He warns the town to avoid overreaching with services beyond core duties.
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York
Right wing propaganda in Sunday Herald critique
A reader denounces Roger Simon's syndicated column rich guy in big house hosts bigwigs as low level gossip and propaganda not newsworthy. The letter argues ex presidents are wealthy and highlights a need for coverage of the Clinton Enron California scandal connection.
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Sunday Herald
Big House
Roger Simon
Herald
Enron
California
Editorial warns Patriot Act privacy erosion through library records
The piece argues government scrutiny of library activity increases after Sept. 11 under the Patriot Act. It questions the value and risks of reviewing readers lists and computer logs, urging librarians to resist overly broad orders while defending civil liberties and reading privacy. It links fear to McCarthy era parallels and warns about a drift toward surveillance and an Orwellian state.
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Seacoast
Manchester
FBI
LeCarre
Ludlum
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Office of Homeland Security
Homeland Protection
Bush Administration
Bush
George Orwell
Big Brother
Orwell
Maine June primary easier on voters and candidates
Larry Favinger argues Maine's June primary gives voters and candidates a summer off, while New Hampshire's September vote burdens campaigns and camps. He notes turnout and issue impact would rise with a June NH primary and criticizes ads and strategies by Humphrey Benson Shaheen and Sununu Smith in the NH race. He reflects on local politics and the broader implications for September elections.
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Aine
New Hampshire
Maine
Portsmouth
the Herald
U.S
Gordon Humphrey
Craig Benson
Cabletron
Massachusetts
Mitt Romney
Romney
Bay State
Benson
Humphrey
Republican Party
Jeanne Shaheen
Washington
Shaheen
Bob Smith
John E. Sununu
Smith
Senate
Sununu
House
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John Breneman
Portsmouth Herald
N.H
Larry Favinger
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