Editor, Times-Union:Our golf-playing, fund-raising, speech making, vacationing president must not be aware of our financial problems.

Editor, Times-Union:People are really upset about property taxes. As they should be.

Editor, Times-Union:To my fellow reader whose boxers are in a knot over my disparaging, but true, remarks about five-deferments Dick: I remember well that Bill Clinton inherited a $4 trillion debt from 12 years of Reagan-Bush Sr. rule.

Editor, Times-Union:Where is Evan Bayh?

Editor, Times-Union: Here we are at election time again, plus budget time, too. I was hoping that everyone would go and vote even though there were not many running in our county. Hmmmm, it makes an individual wonder why.

Editor, Times-Union:As a local health care provider of Medicare certified home health care services, we serve many seniors, most of whom have some form of insurance that promises to pay for these services. Prior to the advent of Medicare Advantage plans, traditional Medicare was the primary payer source for the vast majority of those requesting these services.

Editor, Times-Union:The great Oz is telling us we need immigration reform, but he purposely evades two issues. One is that illegal immigration is not about immigration at all – it is about an illegal alien invasion!

Editor, Times-Union:I write out of concern for the Warsaw Community High School basketball team.

Editor, Times-Union:Why is it that while driving around this "wonderful" town, if we don't use our turn signals, we'll get a ticket?

Editor, Times-Union:I am writing (once again) in response to the letter from Janet Miller that appeared in the July 19 edition.

Editor, Times-Union: I work for a veterinarian clinic. I want to ask the Warsaw area to please put your pet on tick and flea protection. We have a patient at my clinic with Lyme disease. She got it from a tick.

- Gas Rebuttal - Reps Work Hard - Arabs - Arabs II - Arabs III - Canada Kindness Gas Rebuttal Editor, Times-Union: In response to Mike Pitt's (executive director, Indiana Petroleum Marketers & Convenience Store Association) Letter To The Editor published 9/24/01. Such a feeble attempt at justifying profiteering deserves a response.

I woke up this morning (Feb.19), hit random play on my CD player, and laid there in bed not ready to get up just yet. Eve 6, the New Radicals, and Soul Coughing were in the player.One song would play off one disc, then when that song was over, the player would move the CDs around and play another disc. Not only can my CD player play CDs at random, it can also turn off and on when I want it to; record a CD onto a tape perfectly; and several other operations that I am not sure I know how to explain here, so I won't.There are also CD players out there that can hold 100 to 300 discs and play them randomly, too. I really want one of those soon. While a CD and CD players aren't anything new, it had me thinking about technology in general and the operations machinery can perform nowadays.

Editor, Times-Union:Here's a suggestion about the poor condition of Warsaw's roads.

Editor, Times-Union:In response to Bennie Hively's letter "Sourcing Info."

Editor, Times-Union:Like most people in our area, I too worry about the state of our economy and jobs.

Editor, Times-Union:American pilot, Jerry Krause’s plane went missing on an Africa ferry flight of a Beech 1900C aircraft from South Africa to Mali on Sunday, April 7th.

Editor, Times-Union:As you well know, some of these detainees had charges flimsy as best.

Editor, Times-Union:I would like to express my appreciation and respect for Mr. Marv Marino, the principal at Leesburg Elementary School.

Editor, Times-Union:I feel the need to say ...

I've had a few things on my mind lately. First of all, I'm sure gonna miss Phil Eherenman.Phil died in his sleep Wednesday morning. I didn't know him as a teacher or a band director or an athlete.I knew the patriot as a tireless promoter of the Lakeland Community Concert Association, which was just one of his many hats. The newsroom staff was shocked at his death because he'd just visited a couple of days earlier.We'll miss his generous smile, sparkling blue eyes and gentle ways. Condolences to Mary and the Eherenman family for their loss. *** Well, the primary election went fine, didn't it? Except the low voter turnout.What more can be done to get people involved in the process? High school government teachers get their students all fired up about registering to vote.Somewhere along the way they become less charmed with the whole idea. I'm still reeling from some of the upsets in the primary, too.

Editor, Times-Union:Hear ye, hear ye, Christians.

- Stamp Out Hunger - Don't Sell Guns - Buy Your Kid A Gun - Thanks From Fashion Show Stamp Out Hunger Editor, Times-Union: Combined Community Services would like to express our gratitude to the Warsaw postal workers and their families for all the hard work they put into a successful "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive.On a wet and cold Saturday, the postal workers kept to their slogan and delivered around 5,000 pounds of nonperishable food items to CCS. For five years in a row, the postal workers have been delivering this food for CCS at a time in the year when our pantry is starting to run low.The food that was collected will stay in Kosciusko County and put food on the table for many families that are in need of food during the summer months.

Editor, Times-Union:In recent weeks there have been reports in the media regarding alleged unfair business practices conducted by the owners of Fahl Manufactured Homes.

Editor, Times-Union:I work for a company placing orders for customers and then delivering their products.