Author: Letters
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LETTERS: Statement about America
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Statement about America The whole country is in an uproar about the dentist, Dr. Walter Palmer, who shot and killed a beloved Zimbabwe African lion. The dentist is now paying a high price for his…
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LETTERS: Death of the Constitution; dangerous narrow roads
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Americans should be proud The Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, is here to stay. I, for one, am glad. I’m tired of medical decisions being made by beancounters. I can only assume that persons who…
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LETTERS: Death of the Constitution; dangerous narrow roads
Americans should be proud The Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, is here to stay. I, for one, am glad. I’m tired of medical decisions being made by beancounters. I can only assume that persons who don’t want the ACA think it’s perfectly OK for uninsured patients to stay sick and maybe die without access to…
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LETTERS: Bike events’ impact; unhappy with AFA football scheduling
Take reasonable precautions As a downtown resident who lives at the corner of Tejon and Kiowa, I have more than a passing interest in the 31-plus events held annually downtown. It’s our neighborhood. Bike Fest is not helpful to the image of downtown and does present safety concerns. While I agree with The Gazette editorial…
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LETTERS: Taking perverse pleasure; following the money
Taking perverse pleasure I am fed up with people whining about telemarketing/scam/unwanted calls. Why do you expect the government to take care of it? It’s so simple to do it yourself. Sign up for caller ID and get an answering machine. Then don’t pick up the phone when it’s a number you don’t recognize. If…
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LETTERS: AFA flight training too low; pushing an agenda
AFA aircraft flight patterns Tom Roeder’s article, “Air Force Academy adjusts flight training to minimize noise, plans meeting with neighbors,” on May 31 failed to present important facts that validate the concerns of the civilians who, two years ago, discovered they were unwillingly forced to live below the new takeoff and approach patterns when the…
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LETTERS: AFA flight training too low; pushing an agenda
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save AFA aircraft flight patterns Tom Roeder’s article, “Air Force Academy adjusts flight training to minimize noise, plans meeting with neighbors,” on May 31 failed to present important facts that validate the concerns of the civilians…
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LETTERS: Geo-engineering in full swing; property tax increases
Geo-engineering in full swing In the article titled “World a ‘stewpot’ of weird, extreme May weather” (Gazette, Saturday, May 30), the authors quote a number of climate scientists who each try to explain possible causes for the extraordinarily intense weather phenomena occurring in our country and around the globe. The article ends with the interesting…
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LETTERS: No to gun free zones; don’t need Santa government
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Upstanding, law-abiding people Colorado is an “open carry state” concerning guns, which means you can carry openly anywhere it is not posted that guns are not allowed. Costco has no signs yet denied entry to…
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LETTERS: No to gun free zones; don’t need Santa government
Upstanding, law-abiding people Colorado is an “open carry state” concerning guns, which means you can carry openly anywhere it is not posted that guns are not allowed. Costco has no signs yet denied entry to a shopper because of his “concealed carry” gun, which was spotted on his hip. Costco says that guns are not…