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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2013
Page
6
Readers share opinions on fracking through a standard letters page. The notice invites submissions by email or mail, providing guidelines and the postal address for Ogden UT readers to submit their views on energy topics.
Scripps Howard column notes internal Republican rifts and future path as leaders like Marco Rubio weigh strategies. It questions whether party factions can reconcile while pursuing broader appeal across states and voters.
Doug Gibson takes the helm as Opinion Editor at the Standard-Examiner, shaping editorials and commentary policy. The change notes Gibson's experience and plan to expand reader engagement through diverse viewpoints and locally focused debates.
Energy experts say 1.5 trillion barrels lie under Utah and shale deposits across several states, with the United States set to surpass Russia as a top natural gas producer within two years. The piece notes job growth, geopolitical shifts, and calls for strict regulation to curb environmental risks while praising the potential rewards of shale extraction.
Rep. Steve Handy seeks to block addresses on motor vehicle registration forms and proof of insurance to curb identity theft. He cites car burglaries in Salt Lake City and a Bellevue case, noting law enforcement can identify people by license plate alone and urging immediate personal data cleansing.
Reader letters condemn Ogden public schools for not implementing intruder alerts, unsafe snow day and ice storm decisions, and alleged attendance fudges tied to funding. They urge the superintendent to resign and criticize district leadership and coverage by local blogs.
Diana Allison Ogden urges preservation of the Greater Canyonlands as irreplaceable. Senator Jim Dakakis and Representative Patrice Arent announce a unified resolution calling for protection of the sacred red rock region for Utah and future generations.
Cartoonist Garry Trudeau, Mallard Fillmore creator Bruce Tinley, and artist Bruce Tinley collaborate on a light political comic feature. The strip humor explores current events with pointed but nonpartisan satire.
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