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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2013
Page
8
Andy Howell serves as Executive Editor and Doug Gibson as Opinion Editor at the Standard-Examiner. The news outlet lists these key editors on its masthead, detailing leadership structure and editing lanes.
A digest of local voices praising North Ogden Elementary efforts for a donated heart defibrillator, the CooksBooks tutoring program across 10 Ogden district schools, and Dixie State University achieving university status, alongside cautions about Facebook addiction, rising gas prices, and a Las Vegas shooting range Valentine packages.
At Harvard, NRA president David Keene faced questions on gun control after Newtown. He defended the Second Amendment, warned of dire consequences from bans, and predicted forthcoming votes in the Senate while noting NRA support or opposition based on lawmakers' rhetoric. Melinda Henneberger anchors The Washington Post's She the People blog.
Bruce Tinley presents a Mallard Fillmore strip with likely spoof or satirical dialogue featuring the comic duck in a contemporary or political setting. The page notes the byline Bruce Tinley as creator.
The Standard-Examiner invites readers to email letters to letters standard net or mail to P O Box 12790 Ogden Utah 84412-2790. Letters are posted online before print and readers can read unedited comments at standard net topics letter editor. Thumbs up thumbs down appear every Monday and reflect readers’ reactions to news and events in the Top of Utah.
A reader challenges Brett Garlick's Feb 10 critique, arguing Draney did not allege illegal closed doors or rate hikes. The writer urges clarity on open meetings, electrical funds, and a potential rebate plan, while noting the police station debate reflected a down economy and prior voter decision.
Amy Cain Ogden recalls attending the Banff film festival at Peerys Egyptian Theater on February 16 and feeling both enjoyment and unease about pursuing adventure. She reflects as a Christian on serving others and notes a February 18 pedestrian accident prompting reconsideration of daily passions.
Physician Ronald S Rankin argues against resignation to pollution in Cache Valley. He notes rising emissions from cars despite cleaner engines and urges stronger controls, improved public transit, and penalties for worst polluters to curb health costs and economic harm.
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