Roanoke Times

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Editorial: THURSDAY, February 13, 1992

• SOMETIMES A COMMON-SENSE NOTION GENERAL ASSEMBLY OCCASIONALLY GETS THINGS
• FUND EDUCATION SPEND TAX DOLLARS AS IF INVESTING
• JUNK NEEDLESS PROJECTS DROP IDEA THAT MORE MONEY CAN SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS
• NO BOONDOGGLING CUT COSTS ACROSS THE BOARD,
• MOONSHINE LOSSES
• AX SACRED COWS TWO BUREAUCRACY LEVELS ENOUGH; ELIMINATE STATE'S
• DON'T SHIP TAXES OUT STATE-FUNDED PROJECTS SHOULD BE STATE-MANUFACTURED
• CURB LOBBYING GET FAT OUT BY CUTTING STATE TAXES 10 PERCENT
• CRIME RATE MISLEADS BUILD FEWER PRISONS, LOCK UP FEWER PEOPLE
• TEACH GUN SAFETY TO CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
• REFERENDA CAN STOP UNNEEDED SPENDING
• MUST U.S. AID EACH NEW INDEPENDENT?
• HAITIAN EDITORIAL WAS IRRESPONSIBLE
• OPEN U.S. BORDERS TO BILLIONS OF PEOPLE?
• FRANKLIN LACKS PLACES FOR TEEN-AGERS
• JIM TROUT'S SKILLS NEEDED ON COUNCIL
• OFFICER'S JOB IS SECURITY FOR ALL
• GAUGING EFFICIENCY IN GOVERNMENT
• HARKIN ET AL. IN THE END, IT'S THE VOTES THAT COUNT
• HOW CAN STATE GOVERNMENT BE MORE EFFICIENT?