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Rangel cheated and got caught
October 6, 2008
Constitutionally, all tax measures originate in the House of Representatives, and within the House the chief writer of the nation’s tax laws is the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. » Full Story
Time to get your flu shots
October 3, 2008
It only takes a few minutes, but for some out there, it may prevent you from becoming seriously ill or even die. » Full Story
Help stop domestic violence
October 2, 2008
The statistics are staggering. Every year the Clinton County Women’s Center serves hundreds of victims of domestic violence. The center last year served 665 victims of domestic violence. » Full Story
Free fun for the family
September 30, 2008
Given the current economic times, as prices are increasing and family budgets are tightening, it was encouraging to see the young and old alike enjoying a free event emphasizing the bonds between fami » Full Story
Fire ‘MMS Chicks’ and those guilty of wrongdoing
September 29, 2008
The “MMS chicks” and their male counterparts ought to be fired.
An investigation into the U.S. Minerals Management Service — MMS — has disclosed incredible abuse of taxpayers. » Full Story
An investigation into the U.S. Minerals Management Service — MMS — has disclosed incredible abuse of taxpayers. » Full Story
Bill would improve patient safety
September 26, 2008
In a move that some might have missed, given the huge media concentration on news of the economy this week, the Senate Labor and Industry Committee unanimously passed a bill that would ban mandatory o » Full Story
Large step in the right direction
September 25, 2008
Just over a year after discussions started, a child custody exchange center in Bellefonte will become a reality. » Full Story
Address tough times rationally
September 24, 2008
Two aspects of human behavior — politics and panic — need to be kept out of the reaction to the current financial situation. Both are counterproductive. Both would aggravate the problem. » Full Story
Keeping children safe in cars
September 23, 2008
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among children in the United States, but many of these deaths can be prevented. » Full Story


