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Med Flight deserves reverence
In Australia, where the development of an air ambulance service 80 years ago made medical care available to the vast remote inland region known as the Outback, people have a reverence for that country's Royal Flying Doctor Service. read story
State Debate: Don't fall for stimulus check scams, says the Sheboygan Press
5/12 roundup of editorials from state papers read story
State Debate: 5/12
Don't fall victim to stimulus scams, cautions the Sheboygan Press. The economic stimulus refund checks are arriving now and the scam artists and identity thieves are trying to pounce. read story
Fixing loophole in corporate tax law overdue
It's been five years since The Capital Times' Mike Ivey exposed how multi-state Wisconsin corporations use a loophole to escape paying their full share of state taxes. read story
Loving and the right to marry
Mildred Loving has died at 68. The aptly named Virginia woman's courageous struggle to strike down laws barring interracial marriage led to a landmark 1967 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down state miscegenation laws. read story
Investigate, fix 911 flaws
"911 is a joke," rapped the seminal hip-hop group Public Enemy almost two decades ago. The point was that, for all the hype, supposedly sophisticated communications systems didn't get cops to inner-city neighborhoods any quicker. read story
State Debate: Superdelegates should back Obama, says Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
A 5/8 roundup of editorials read story
It was Barack Obama's night
The last really good primary night for Barack Obama came on Feb. 19, when the senator from Illinois won the Wisconsin primary by a 58 percent to 41 percent margin. read story
More food, less war
Gimmicky and self-serving responses to the global food crisis are coming from every direction. read story
