Ben Stein Takes Heat Over Gaps in Federal Oversight
Prominent commentator Ben Stein criticizes Congress and federal agencies for ignoring oversight gaps. He cites rising concerns about taxes and services and urges decisive action from lawmakers.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2012
Page
6
Prominent commentator Ben Stein criticizes Congress and federal agencies for ignoring oversight gaps. He cites rising concerns about taxes and services and urges decisive action from lawmakers.
Karl Terry reflects on Nick Nichols known as Mr Nick, longtime JC Penney manager in Portales, his demanding but service minded leadership, the store's closing in the 1980s, and the changing retail landscape from his era to today. Nichols’ strict supervision, staff routines, and reliance on local radio ads shaped a golden age of retailing, contrasting with present day store management and big box competition.
The author argues that modern citizens are detached from food fuel and shelter sources and urges producers to educate the public in schools and media about the real costs and sacrifices behind essentials. He posits a minority of informed people and a larger apathetic majority and says the public will judge whether FF and S processes are worth it.
The Quay County Sun hosts unsigned editorials representing the paper and Freedom Communications Inc. Letters to the editor must be signed and under 300 words, include city and daytime phone, and may be edited. Guest columns require contact with Editor David Stevens at 575 799 7022 or via email.
The Quay County Sun announces Ray Sullivan as Publisher and David Stevens as Editor at Clovis Media Inc. location 902 S First St in New Mexico. The note presents the paper’s stated mission of voice, freedom, and responsibility.
Political blogger Joe Monahan says New Mexico's 2013 legislature could see its most dramatic overhaul in twenty years as partisan fights replace past sessions. He notes a decline in lobbyist parties and government overreach debates while urging voters to favor individual responsibility in campaigns. Roosevelt County luncheon attendees include Ingle Kernan Roch Dodge Wooley Kintigh. Attorney General hosts ethics seminar in Clovis for public officials and administrators with a follow up planned for Farmington. AG site lists details.
The text lists senators Jeff Bingaman and Tom Udall with Washington and local office phone numbers plus Rep. Ben Lujan in New Mexico with contact numbers and a website link for each official. It includes toll free lines and a candidate’s site address.
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