Senate cloture vote on unemployment extension and Rosemont mine delay
Six Republican senators joined Democrats to support cloture for debate on a short term unemployment benefits extension, the 11th since 2008. In Arizona, the Rosemont copper mine remains delayed. permitting stretches eight years amid agency hurdles, delaying job creation in a region with 10 percent unemployment. The editorial links federal process delays to weak job growth and questions national priorities.
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Cold Arctic Chill Prompts Climate Debate
A frigid morning frames a debate on climate change and human control. The piece critiques carbon credits and cap and trade while highlighting an Antarctic expedition stranded by ice and a marine ecologist praising nature’s supremacy.
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Tracy Rogers
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Three Who Made a Difference Atributable Community Honor
Mary Lou Hodges writes praising The Warren Sentinel for recognizing local volunteers including Nelson and Mildred Zollman and herself as three who made a difference. She expresses gratitude for the paper’s reporting and for community members supporting Salvation Army, 4H, and other charities and volunteers.
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Debate on health care freedom and government role
Richard W. Hoover argues against government controlled health care and Affordable Care, warning that increased central power undermines individual liberty and echoes Cold War fears. He contends free market principles protect consumers, criticizing progressives for coercive social policy and potential national economic impact.
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Foreign policy and Civil War echoes in U S politics
Gerry Kona from Front Royal reflects on how Civil War divisions shape current policy debates. He notes 1860 Democratic tensions and 1968 riots as parallel, cites Roosevelt's mixed record on Navy reform, and questions the focus on health care versus foreign policy.
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Fracking in GW Forest deemed unacceptable by valley resident
A Warren County reader argues fracking in the George Washington National Forest poses unacceptable risks to drinking water, tourism, and the local environment. They cite multiple wells, water disposal concerns, and past pollution issues with Artex, urging Forest Service to block drilling.
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