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Corporations also spend less because there is less capital in the market for them to spend. The only entity large enough to spend enough to stimulate the economy is the government, even if it requires deficit spending. 3) Any Presidential candidate that claims he or she can right the economy upon taking office is simply saying what is necessary to get elected. Only the consuming public can right the economy by continuing to purchase goods and services and paying their bills on time. The "refund" and "stimulus package" is like putting a band-aid on hemorrhaging carotid artery. 3) Given the current administration's relentless spending over the past 8 years, no President - Democrat, Republican, Green, Blue, or Libertarian - will be able to balance the budget even with 8 years in office.
Youth Summit Thrills, Motivates 8th Graders
The major sponsor of Youth Summit 2008 was Greeneville Federal Bank. Mary Fitzpatrick, executive director of the Volunteer Center, welcomed the eighth-graders at the outset of the program, remarking that the students probably had not realized how many eighth-grade students there are in this community until all of them were assembled inside the NPAC. "Our hope is that you will understand how much this community thinks of you and how much we value you and that we will do everything we can to ensure that you are successful in life," Fitzpatrick told the students. During the two-hour event, the students heard from a number motivational speakers. They included University of Tennessee football hero James Wilhoit; Jordan Yokley, a Greeneville High and U.S.
Mark Crews
Occupation: current general manager of Northeast Florida Telephone Co. (NEFCOM) Education: graduate, Baker County High School, various business and telecom-related training over a 28-year career at Northeast Florida Telephone Co. Background: board of directors for the Florida Telecommunications Industry Association, Florida Telecommunications Relay Inc. and WorkSource; past president of the Baker County Chamber of Commerce and Baker County Jaycees; charter member of Kiwanis of Baker County; member of First Baptist Church of Macclenny Family: wife, Tina; two sons, one daughter, two grandsons What are the top infrastructure needs in Baker County and in District 4, and what steps will you take if elected to meet those needs? District 4 is one of the faster-growing districts of Baker County.
Former Pirate LB delivers as investment banker
Editor's note: Where Are They Now? will be a weekly feature catching up with former athletes from the Longview News-Journal's coverage area. WONTRALE HOWARD High school attended: Pine Tree. Graduated in 1998 College attended: Mid American University. Graduated in 2003 with a double major in business administration and communications Current job/profession: Investment banker, Wachovia Bank in Dallas Family life: Married to Michelle Howard for three years. The couple has three sons, Elijah, 6, Christopher, 3, and Isaac, 1 Why you remember him: Howard was a two-year starter for the Pirates in football and also ran on the sprint relay team in track. As a senior, he led the Pirates with 34 solo tackles to go along with two sacks, a fumble recovery and an interception return for a touchdown as the Pirates reached the Class 4A playoffs.
1984 Republican Party Platform
This year, the American people will choose between two diametrically opposed visions of what America should be. The Republican Party looks at our people and sees a new dawn of the American spirit. The Democratic Party looks at our nation and sees the twilight of the American soul. Republicans affirm that now, as throughout history, the spiritual and intellectual genius of the American people will create a better nation and maintain a just peace. To Republicans, creativity and growth are imperatives for a new era of opportunity for all. The Republican Party's vision of America's future, the heart of our 1984 Platform, begins with a basic premise: From freedom comes opportunity; from opportunity comes growth; from growth comes progress.
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