Thanks, but no thanks to more government ATM regulation
A reader rejects a TV exposé that blamed private banks for ATM fees and urges free market limits. They criticize Congress for tax increases and government controls, argue ATM use drops 25 percent, and defend market forces over regulation. They also condemn health-care government involvement as lowering quality.
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Letters defending Clinton backers prompt strong rebuke
Frank Bain Jr. argues that Joel Kahn and Clinton supporters minimize probes into Clinton. He labels Clinton as amoral and accuses supporters of justification by ends. Bain divides Democrats into three groups and urges accountability for the president.
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Long awaited pass leads to 55 yard return memory
Frank Bain Jr recalls a single game moment when a designed pass defenseback surge became a game changing 55 yard return after a jaw dropping sideline sprint. He credits scouting and coaching for turning the play into a symbol of patience and earned reward.
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Texans Rally Against Medicare Home Health Cuts
Texans protest the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and its Medicare home health cuts. The piece argues the cuts raise costs for taxpayers, force patient hospitalizations, and threaten independent living for the elderly and disabled. Doris Spicak of the Texas Association for Home Care is cited in the editors note.
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Clinton impeachment and treason claim sparks debate
Oliver Nowotny alleges in a letter that President Clinton should be impeached, tried for treason, and removed, accusing him of aiding China, shipping high tech items, and obstructing justice while criticizing China as an enemy and noting a Long Beach base lease. He invites calls despite unreliable answering machine.
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Speed limit ideas near mall questioned
Questioning whether raising speeds near the Super S and Walmart entrances saves lives. Proposals include placing signs after the mall, treating the area as a school zone, or a 35 mph limit between city limits. Name withheld Floresville notes a stop sign should apply to all.
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