The Herald Bulletin

Letter: Veterans’ recognition was much appreciated
I’m writing this letter to say thank you to Applebee’s and their wonderful staff for the lunch provided on Veterans’s Day for all past and present men and women veterans who have had the privilege and honor to serve their country in both peace time and in its darkest hours.
Viewpoint: Think twice on health care bill, Mr. Mayor
An open letter to Mayor Kris Ockomon:
I have to address your intent to travel to the offices of our esteemed senators, Lugar and Bayh, so that, in your capacity as the mayor of Anderson, you might lobby in support of the mindless monstrosity known as HR 3692.
Editorial: Why does fire department keep ambulance user fees?
It may seem generous or even magnanimous that Anderson firefighters are willing to give up $890,000 in ambulance user fees (the city projects $1.05 million will be collected in 2010) to help balance the city’s budget.
Letter: Workers pay for flawed trade policies
President Bill Clinton promoted and passed NAFTA, with former Vice President Al Gore’s help. Also — wake up, America! The Japanese control 96 percent and Korea controls 95 percent, respectively, of their countries’ auto markets. America controls 45 percent of the U.S. auto market. Why?
Viewpoint: Pence should lead his party in support of constituents' health care
Our elected representative, Congressman Mike Pence of Indiana’s 6th District, had an opportunity to assure the liberty of thousands of his constituents. Rather than championing liberty, Pence decided instead to support his political party by casting a NO vote on HBR 3200 (health care).
Editorial: Edwards has been exemplary president
James Edwards has been president of Anderson University since 1990. During his time, AU, as it’s affectionately known, has made great strides in becoming a truly international university.
Letter: Accident shows need for commerce connector
The Oct. 22 tragic propane truck accident, which bottled up traffic on both Interstate 465 and Interstate 69 for hours, makes a strong case for renewing consideration of a commerce connector that would route truck traffic around cities.
Letter: Quit listening to the naysayers
How many times have we heard it said, when referring to plant closings in particular, “these jobs are never coming back?” Since the 1970s, corporate America has been sending our jobs abroad in search of cheaper labor.
Letter: Utility bills’ event flier questioned
I recently received my bill from Anderson City Utilities and was shocked to find an advertisement for a church function in the envelope. I was appalled.

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