A Libertarian Perspective: The Art of Guessing
By Rex Bell
One of the highlights of the summer when I was growing up was the Mooreland Free Fair. Come to think of it, it's still one of the highlights of the summer. I suppose everybody that attends the fair has their own favorite attractions. My favorite is getting the chance to see old friends.
Brian Howey: Quayle, Bayh and the veepstakes revisited
By Brian Howey
INDIANAPOLIS - As I worked the news desk at the Elkhart Truth on a Saturday night in August 1988, I penned the bold headline: “Quayle awaits GOP promotion.” When I returned to the newsroom the following Monday, the ridicule machine was in high gear. Vice President Quayle? The owner, John Dille, stopped by and ribbed me. “You must be kidding?” he said.
GSA Plays Key Logistical Role in Presidential Transition
By David L. Bibb
The great soprano Maria Callas once said an opera begins long before the curtain goes up and ends long after it has come down.
Brian Howey: Daniels’ final campaign finds policy in the political pipeline
Brian Howey: Time ticks away in Thompson’s Democratic house
By Brian Howey
Healthy Help Wanted
By Tom Purcell
"So you feel you're the most qualified candidate for this position?"
"Absolutely. As you see by my resume, I graduated with honors from MIT."
"Impressive. But tell me. How often do you go to the gym?"
"The gym?"
"Yeah, workout, pump iron, run on the treadmill."
Letter: It's a Slippery Slope to War: Ask Your Rep to Oppose H. Con. Res. 362
The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a new resolution that could effectively demand a blockade against Iran -- an act that would be widely seen as an act of war and could invite Iranian retaliation, possibly leading us into a shooting war.
Over the last three weeks, 77 House Democrats and 92 Republicans have agreed to cosponsor this resolution, but we think many do not realize its dangerous implications.
Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance available in 30 Indiana counties
Deadline for applications is July 19, 2008
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - As a result of the recent federal disaster declaration issued for Indiana, some workers in Adams, Bartholomew, Brown, Clay, Daviess, Dearborn, Decatur, Gibson, Greene, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Jackson, Jennings, Johnson, Knox, Marion, Monroe, Morgan, Owen, Parke, Posey, Putnam, Randolph, Rush, Shelby, Sullivan, Vermillion, Vigo, and Wayne counties may be eligible for special Disaster Unemployment Assistance Benefits (DUA). The disaster declaration was issued as a result of severe storms and flooding which took place since May 30, 2008.
Martha’s Big Adventure: Catch and Release
By Martha Randolph Carr
There are a lot of TV shows these days devoted to helping us get rid of the general clutter in our lives. It has been pointed out that American attics and closets are packed with stuff we haven’t looked at in years. There are even rooms in our houses that could be used for guests or a home office that are teeming with clothes that no longer fit or appliances missing a needed part. We keep those doors firmly shut, unwilling to face the aggravation or the anxiety. We’re reluctant to sort through any of it to see what someone else might be able to use, what could be recycled or what is ready for the trash.
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