Recently, there’s been a heated debate from various segments of public opinion regarding the goals and directions of the programs run under the auspices of the Amherst [NH] Recreation Commission (ARC).  I thought, therefore, I’d try to state the basic philosophy of the commission as I see it as its …

Congress, in its infinite wisdom, has come up with yet another costly scheme to insulate us from unpleasantness as part of its ongoing program of building a “no-risk” society.  This latest effort cones to us in the form of a massive bailout for Chrysler Corporation.
With the precedent in hand, American …

I note, with some amusement, two different “squibs” on page 56 of last Wednesday’s Nashua Telegraph, evening edition.
The first article relates to our beloved governor’s campaign to “Keep the Christ In Christmas Day”.  In his infinite wisdom, somehow the term “Xmas” to him detracts from the true meaning of the …

I ran across an article in last week’s “Milford Cabinet” written by Ms. Nancy Chase of Amherst [NH].
I think Mr. Ellsmore’s arrogance is exceeded only by his lack of good judgement.  In a period when energy conservation is, in theory, one of our highest national priorities, it seems to me …

I can't agree with recommendations to replace the Delaney Clause. This clause in the FDA's charter represents a sane approach toward placing human values above business interests, which is where they should be.

The Delaney Clause simply states that the FDA is required to ban any food additive or other substance …