It’s close to April 15 and the IRS makes the news again in a March 25 Review-Journal Business section story on tip compliance. Let me ask: When one of our hard-working cocktail servers brings you a drink and you put a dollar on her tray, why should she have to declare that gift — and, yes, it is a gift — as income on her tax return? Please explain, because I don’t understand.
I believe in our justice system always — and not just when it suits my beliefs.
We will never be free of fossil fuels. A balanced approach is needed. Politically doctrinaire positions on both sides won’t help us resolve the current problems.
I contend that the gas produced by the City Council is worse than anything the common folk could ever think of.
As a resident within her district, I expect her to either resign or be legally removed.
Voters will have to wait another four years to see a new generation of leaders emerge for both parties.
The evidence is crystal clear, compelling and truthful — and there are self-incriminating comments made by Hunter himself. It is a slam dunk.
What are we wasting our money on? There are myriad and better places here to use the money we will save.
But, the only new pipelines needed would be from the desalination plants to the reservoirs or canals.
New York City recently convicted someone of 34 felonies for a bookkeeping issue where the defendant spent $130,000 of his own money.
