On Thursday, August 26, 2004, at 05:34 PM, Diane Wiley wrote:
I agree with your thoughts about wood fired heating systems being a
disaster
in terms of the environment --
The older woodstoves were polluters, but the new ones meet tougher EPA
standards and are much cleaner.
but there are
Where's the evidence that traffic light timing has become more
aggressive? How is de-synchronizing lights an aggressive policy
versus one of neglect?
It's an agressive attack on the automobile, and the people who drive them.
It's a deliberate attempt to make driving less pleasant, in an
Chris Johnson starts by saying he doesn't think lights are timed
aggressively then goes on to describe his pet peeve:
My pet peeve are the lights which turn red for non-existent cross
traffic, especially during times of extremely light traffic of any
kind.
Wether it's out-of-sync light
I am happy to see the city pushing this issue forward. Some folks have
commented that there are some lights they feel do not have a properly timed
yellow. That wouldn't surprise me given the number of traffic lights in the
city. My personal experience is that most not only are properly timed
Hi:
I just wanted to take this opportunity to personally
and profusely thank the Minnesota Taxpayers League and
the honorable leader David Strom for shining a bright
spotlight on one our greatest governors and his
legacy. Floyd B. Olson has largely been forgotten and
erased from history. His
From the City Pages article --- In subsequent years,
however, it became clear that the pollution was worse
than initially thought. The PCP--a known carcinogen
that can damage the central nervous system, liver and
kidneys--had seeped through the soil, into the Prairie
du Chien aquifer and slowly
A see-through steel-rod sculpture that has sat at the FDA office in
downtown Minneapolis for 25 years has been displaced by redevelopment,
and needs a home. It consists of three pieces called Family. It
needs a site of about 25 feet diameter. My neighbor, the sculptor,
needs to locate a site
Education is a right, not a privilege!
Demand a quality education for all on an equal basis!
Make all of the district-run schools good schools
Make a college-bound education accessible to all
Five policy changes needed to improve and equalize the quality of
instruction in district-run schools:
Any updates on this?
Steven Clift
Standish-Ericsson
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fyi
In his article about the petition drive by the Taxpayers League, Conrad Defiebre
quotes the Taxpayers League president David Strom as saying, It is finally time to
put official celebration of socialism and communism firmly in the past, he said.
Floyd B. Olson represents the failed path of
On Friday, August 27, 2004, at 08:58 AM, Aaron Klemz wrote:
I just wanted to take this opportunity to personally
and profusely thank the Minnesota Taxpayers League and
the honorable leader David Strom for shining a bright
spotlight on one our greatest governors and his
legacy. Floyd B. Olson has
Name something for war criminal Reagan?
I suggest the Ronnie Reagan Toxic Waste Dump.
To suggest throwing out Floyd B Olson for that moral midget Reagan is just
one more step in the corporate/ruling class attempt to overthrow
democracy and install greedy parasites at the top of the food chain,
In any event, it appears the West Broadway Cub doesn't deserve to be
singled out on this score.
David Brauer
Kingfield
I don't know where you guys shop in Minneapolis but I never get asked
for identification anywhere when using a credit card. If I did get
asked, I would take my business
Well spoken Steve. If Reaganomics with trickledown economics is the
celebration that Mr. Strom believes is so visionary...give me a Floyd B.
Olson any day. Floyd B. Olson represents a strong historical past in
Minnesota, it's people and the fight for the common labourer. (Don't forget
the strikes
In many cases it was only when the labor movement mobilized politically
and placed some of its most progressive leaders into public office that
long overdue changes were initiated. Not until Tom Van Lear, a socialist
and a leader of the Machinists Union, was elected mayor of Minneapolis in
1916
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