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Republicans for Ralph Nader? - Billy Corriher
After weeks of hearing from former counterterrorism adviser Richard Clarke about what the Bush administration did – or didn't do – to combat terrorism before 9/11, the accusations are affecting the president's poll numbers.
Organ donation can save lives - Kathy Jefcoats
Last week, my family observed the sad first anniversary of the death of my sister-in-law. She was just 44 and her only child, Bryan, was about to turn 12. Her death at such a young age was tragic but came much later than it could have had it not been for a liver transplant.
Elected officials should be accessible - April Avison
I've had a theory for some time now that the elected officials who don't return phone calls and don't care to comment when asked for a quote from their local newspaper usually aren't very good at the office they've been elected to hold.
Georgia, the choice is yours - Ed Brock
So the people of Georgia will get to vote on a constitutional amendment restricting marriage to a union between a man and a woman.
A cure for America's ailments - R.H. Joseph
Offended that some readers perceive me to be politically biased, I'm writing this column to aid Republicans.
Title loss truly stings
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April 6, 2004
Horrific images can cloud judgment - Rob Felt
The link on the news Web site read "**Warning: Graphic Photos** Iraqis mutilate burnt body; hang from bridge," so, of course, it got clicked.
High school counselor running for commission
By Billy Corriher
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Forest Park can't follow up victory
By Jeffery Armstrong
Shooting sends two to hospital
By Ed Brock
Child Abuse Awareness Month begins
By Ed Brock
Stomping on Europeans 'cause we can - Bob Paslay
Forgive me because I just got back from nine days in Europe, watching their newscasts, and so it will take me a few days to come back to our side vs. theirs.
Jackets' dream ends
By Billy Corriher
Fortune's forgotten Chinese cookie - Michael Davis
I'm not a really superstitious guy. I don't go to fortune-tellers, I don't look into crystal balls and the only thing you might read on my palm is a phone number. Quite frankly, I'm afraid of beads and incense and oversized playing cards.
Democracy rejected in one word - Greg Gelpi
A one-syllable word could have been the passport to democracy, but they declined.
Railroad work closing two intersections
By Ed Brock
Lovejoy shut out by ranked Indians
By Anthony Rhoads