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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2013
Page
8
The Standard-Examiner lists Andy Howell as Executive Editor and Doug Gibson as Opinion Editor, outlining the newsroom leadership and editorial responsibilities for the publication.
Opinion argues that Keystone XL supports oil imports from Canada to U S Gulf Coast refineries with minimal added emissions. It notes Nebraska route approval, Obama decision pending, and cleaner extraction with carbon capture reducing Canadian oil sands emissions by about 35 percent by 2015. TransCanada seeks safe, heavy crude design.
Orwin Draney, a longtime Kaysville resident, rebuts Garlick's charges in a guest letter accusing the city council of closed sessions and misusing Electric Utility funds. He asserts five 2012 meetings discussed property sale proceeds, questions rate hikes, and calls for funds to stay with electric purposes only.
Elaine Jensen argues the boating case at Pineview Dam shows bias, says the professor and youths share fault, asks for honesty over politics in retention votes, and urges fair treatment and transparency in the judicial process. She references a Feb. 13 article and urges readers to consider who to vote for in retention.
Bonnie Holinski of Riverdale expresses gratitude to the Ogden community, hospital staff, and responders for prayers, meals, fundraisers, and ongoing support after her son, part of the Matthew Stewart case strike force, was shot during a warrant. She recalls the gut wrenching phone call on January 4, 2012 and the relief when he survived to be with his wife and children. Community figures from the mayor to nearby officers are praised for their kindness and outreach.
Dallon Eugene Nye notes a StandardNET column by Joe Gandelman on Hagel’s attack as political dysfunction. A train blocks an ambulance crossing on 2nd Street delaying response and risking a patient’s life, with crews east of the tracks waiting for trains to clear.
Readers spar over gun policy and ethics in two letters. One writer argues that cosmetic features define so called assault weapons and accuses Obama of politics, while another defends religious freedom and questions underpinnings of a public debate.
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