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- Wichita MAPC meeting mix of policy, politically correct by Voice For Liberty in Wichita on Nov 20, 2009
At yesterday's meeting of the Wichita Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, a mix of politics and policy resulted in protection of a Wichita non-profit's market, but at the loss of convenience to Wichitans. The issue is about 65 red clothing recy...
- Jeff Fluhr updates status of downtown Wichita by Voice For Liberty in Wichita on Nov 18, 2009
Last Friday, Jeff Fluhr, president of the Wichita Downtown Development Corporation, addressed members and guests of the Wichita Pachyderm Club. His topic was the future of downtown Wichita and its revitalization. "It's very important that we have...
- Citizen lawsuits won’t enhance chemical safety by Voice For Liberty in Wichita on Nov 5, 2009
Legislation currently under consideration in Congress will allow citizens to sue the Department of Homeland Security if they believe that chemical plants are not in compliance with new regulations. The new regulations -- IST, or Inherently Safer T...
- Chemical plant security should be based on technology, not politics by Voice For Liberty in Wichita on Nov 4, 2009
As Congress considers legislation that would force our nation's chemical plants to make expensive changes in their processes and technologies, we need to make sure that we don't cripple our economy just to appease a small group of environmental activ...
- ‘Political capitalism’ explained in Wichita by Voice For Liberty in Wichita on Oct 29, 2009
In Wichita this Monday, Robert L. Bradley, Jr. explained the state of capitalism in America today, using his experience working in a high-level position at the failed energy conglomerate Enron as a backdrop. Bradley asked: What happened to busines...
- MGM: CityCenter worth $4.88 billion by Stiffs & Georges on Oct 20, 2009
MGM Mirage has announced that it's writing off approximately $1.3 billion (i.e., taking an "impairment charge") against CityCenter, with $348 million of that chalked up to falling real estate values. (Some $174 million of that will apparent...
- Is outsmarting a slot machine not a crime? by Stiffs & Georges on Oct 17, 2009
... as even Pennsylvania racinos face hard times. It was inevitable that the American appetite for casinos would achieve a saturation point. We've not only reached it, the ongoing depression has pushed us well beyond the point of inelasticity.
