Publisher Statement On Freedom And Self Control
Julie Moreno presents a views statement asserting readers should promote freedom and preserve life and property. It emphasizes equal Creator endowed rights, limited government, and that true freedom comes from self control for personal and communal development.
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Unpatriotic law extended as Patriot Act gains power
Congress extended the Patriot Act on May 27, extending FBI access to business records under Section 215, despite warnings. The move, enacted before Memorial Day, drew criticism over Fourth Amendment protections and calls to repeal or limit government surveillance. Supporters cited security needs and terrorism risks amid political debate.
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The Big Thirst reveals our water age and hope
Kathleen Parker surveys The Big Thirst by Charles Fishman, arguing water is plentiful yet mismanaged and that crises are largely solvable. He blends facts, studies, and vivid examples from Las Vegas to India to show how we can change our relationship with water.
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Electronic notices bill gains support from Apex official
A public letter defends House Bill 472 proposing electronic legal notices for towns and counties to save taxpayers money. The author cites Apex's three year experience, asserts no vendetta against The Apex Herald, and argues electronic posting plus mailed notices for interested residents.
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