Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor:

One of the important issues facing the United States today is health care. Legislative and institutional reform is rapidly changing the way medicine is practiced in this country. Original clinical studies are now being shown to have serious flaws. This new research highlights the safety risks for citizens and the need for the Federal Drug Administrative (FDA) to issue new warnings/advisories about these drugs.

Dear Editor:

There's talk about thinning our military. I wonder if it is a wise thing to weaken our country at this time.

We still have to worry about North Korea, the Afghans, Iran and pirates.

Plus there's enough unemployed now without increasing it.

Also, these cities and states have to stop financing sports and building places for them. If they're making so much and paying such crazy wages to players they can afford to build their own.

Take the money from sports and put it into education. The kids need it more.

Dear Editor,

God knows who was wrong in the scandal. Joe, it wasn't you.

Joe Paterno wasn't a cop. Cops follow through on supposed crimes that took place at the school. Paterno related to his boss what was told to him. The bottom line is members of the board or other factions had the responsibility to check further.

Dear Editor:

In collaboration with this week's annual Right for Life Week in Washington D.C., I joined several of my colleagues from both political parties at a press conference at the state Capitol to support bipartisan legislation on the Women's Right-to-Know Act.