Posted July 29, 2011 by Joseph B. Atkins
JACKSON – A hardened, intransigent rightwing has taken over the Republican Party and proved its willingness to take the nation to the economic brink to protect its well-heeled financial backers. Legislators have targeted government workers and immigrants as the source
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Posted July 29, 2011 by Buzzin' Lee Hartgrave
A WILD AND TART RIDE
This is a quirky story about The Amish. They are known for their marvelous cheese balls made by the daft and goofy Liz (Marie McDonnell). The problem with Liz is that she is just too
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Posted July 29, 2011 by
To the Editor:
As the life partner of Thomas Wooding, Miguel Wooding’s brother, I feel moved to respond to your article. Miguel, aka Michael, was a multifaceted man and important to so many, not just for his work with the
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Posted July 28, 2011 by Crew of 42
“[In 1978] we passed the first bill that allowed the government – in areas of high unemployment – to directly intervene and create jobs. Well, we’ve got the bill in here again and I’ve got nothing from the White House.”
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Posted July 28, 2011 by Randy Shaw
San Franciscans have never easily embraced architectural change. And many would argue with good reason, in light of such ill-conceived actions as allowing the demolition of the FOX Theater on Market Street, or the replacement of the fabled City of
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Posted July 28, 2011 by
To the Editor:
I found Holly Sklar’s article “CEOs to Workers: More for Me, Less for You” quite interesting. Let’s look at it from another angle. That is, right-to-work states versus non-right-to-work states. I believe there are 22 such states.
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Posted July 27, 2011 by Holly Sklar
Big company CEOs got a 23 percent raise last year and corporate profits are at record highs. But the minimum wage has less buying power now than in 1956 – the year Elvis Presley first topped the charts, videotape was
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