Doug Gibson, Opinion Editor
The Standard-Examiner profile notes Doug Gibson serves as Opinion Editor, guiding editorial perspectives and opinion page content for the publication.
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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2013
Page
8
The Standard-Examiner profile notes Doug Gibson serves as Opinion Editor, guiding editorial perspectives and opinion page content for the publication.
Ogden state Sen. Stuart Reid pushes SB39 to require Utah Board of Education to offer online sex ed training to parents but educators and board oppose it. They warn of costs, duplicated effort, and that schools already provide sex education. The board questions twice yearly parent notices and potential $500,000 price tag while urging continued in-school instruction.
John W. Reynolds argues for bipartisan unity to heal a divided nation after Clinton impeachment, Gore loss, and Bush era tensions. He cautions against government overreach, urges citizen voters to defend the Constitution, notes Obama era optimism, and stresses planning for future generations in Pleasant View.
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Standard Examiner Currents covers LDS leader Spencer W. Kimball's final years with an original Standard Works cartoon by Cal Grendahl. Tom Purcell of Cagle Cartoons critiques how ObamaCare affects smokers. For more, call 801-625-4400.
A reader column laments partisan politics and wage issues from Reagan era policy to modern tax fears. The piece recalls Gary Cooper, tipping culture, and worker hardship while linking a Bear River Massacre landmark’s 150th anniversary and survivor names to commemorative updates in Brigham City.
Jim Gill of Layton urges Utah legislators to adopt California style vehicle emissions standards to cut inversion pollution. He cites KSL discussions and NBC reports calling Salt Lake City's air among the nation’s dirtiest and argues clean air boosts tourism and health. He proposes a special session if needed.
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