The United States House of Representatives Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) was established in 1976 to investigate the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. and the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace. The Committee investigated until 1978 and issued its final report, and concluded that Kennedy was very likely assassinated as a result of a conspiracy. So 85% of Americans are correct, and the other 15% are ignorant.
Well, here you go again, Youngstown. Unfortunately, the path to energy independence is littered with stupidity. NatGas, the cheapest energy source in the US, today, and continually creating jobs here is being attacked by the same heads that drove steel away. Other than ObamaCare, this is the most idiotic legislation that you can imagine. Next, let's get an amendment for more sunny days...
Yikes... lets not use this Dumbo as an example of fracking problems... rather use this as an example of what good enforcement of existing regs can accomplish. Sorry, Dude.. goto Jail... Go directly to Jail... do not pass go...
Smart decision... because he would have gotten his clock cleaned.. This Governor understands Ohio and its future...Kasich is in for at least another term... Ryan couldn't even hold his Appropriations seat in the congress. Stay where you are. And try to clean up this local mess to make the Valley a NatGas state leader.
Interesting that Rep. Hagan would would say, "We..." Does he mean that officials here in the Valley looked the other way when Lupo instructed employees to dump? Then call them to task! I do think it is unfortunate that the horrible behaviour of a few unscrupulous individuals can be used as an excuse to forstall or derail one of the greatest opportunities in the Valley's history, in Ohio's history, maybe in America's.
Oh, Not Again!? Every time a levy fails, it's back to public meetings and community involvement. Comments, please! Then, yes,yes,yes... until it passes. Then back to business as usual. Over the years, i have seen the same question asked, " Wasn"t using property taxes to fund the schools declared unconstitutional?" And every time the answer was yes, and a commitment to pressure Columbus to come up with alternative funding methods was assured. This has been for going on for almost 20 years. And has resulted in this situation not just in Canfield, but throughout the region and state. If Canfield had kept its commitment under Supt. Watkins to aggressively push the legislators to better fund our public schools, we wouldn't be here today. Now, I say, go with vouchers and give the public a choice.
So we ban fracking, and keep buying oil from ??? Well, this President told Canada, our biggest oil supplier, "NO PIPELINE!" So they can sell it to China. And Nebraska still pumps it out, but has to ship it by rail. Burlington Northern, by the way. Owned by Warren "tax the rich" Buffett. Wake up Ohio. This could be the greatest growth story in the country. There are rational ways to handle the problems, not the irrational like "Ban everything." Recycling fracking water see LAYN. Safer fracking fluids,Steri-Frac. Get the facts. We get Ohio Taxes and pay for our schools, better government, and a better life style. Frack ON!
Another employer bringing jobs to the Valley. But, hey, just remember to keep the mineral rights. Utica and Marcellus is located below the site. They don't need to give away the royalties.
And it will create additional jobs in OHIO! But I don't understand why Chesapeake isn't partnering with Chart and Kirby Barges to liquify the ethane and NatGas and ship it down the Ohio river from Pittsburg to the Gulf Coast Dow cracker or elsewhere. Barges travel this route everyday, and we don't have to wait 3 to 5 years for the pipes!
How safe is fracking? Are there risks? Well, compared to driving in your car, Iran funding worldwide terrorism, and N. Korea's new dictator, I repeat "Drill, baby, Drill!"
Dr. Cyril Wecht believes killers of JFK, RFK, MLK had help
The United States House of Representatives Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) was established in 1976 to investigate the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr. and the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace. The Committee investigated until 1978 and issued its final report, and concluded that Kennedy was very likely assassinated as a result of a conspiracy. So 85% of Americans are correct, and the other 15% are ignorant.
May 2, 2013 at 3:51 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Supporters of the anti-fracking charter amendment say it protects people
Well, here you go again, Youngstown. Unfortunately, the path to energy independence is littered with stupidity. NatGas, the cheapest energy source in the US, today, and continually creating jobs here is being attacked by the same heads that drove steel away. Other than ObamaCare, this is the most idiotic legislation that you can imagine. Next, let's get an amendment for more sunny days...
April 29, 2013 at 5:27 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Lupo, former employee plead not guilty to dumping charges
Yikes... lets not use this Dumbo as an example of fracking problems... rather use this as an example of what good enforcement of existing regs can accomplish. Sorry, Dude.. goto Jail... Go directly to Jail... do not pass go...
March 16, 2013 at 1:55 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Tim Ryan forgoes gubernatorial bid to stay in Congress
Smart decision... because he would have gotten his clock cleaned.. This Governor understands Ohio and its future...Kasich is in for at least another term... Ryan couldn't even hold his Appropriations seat in the congress. Stay where you are. And try to clean up this local mess to make the Valley a NatGas state leader.
March 16, 2013 at 1:51 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Brine Backlash: Poisoning the water
Interesting that Rep. Hagan would would say, "We..." Does he mean that officials here in the Valley looked the other way when Lupo instructed employees to dump? Then call them to task! I do think it is unfortunate that the horrible behaviour of a few unscrupulous individuals can be used as an excuse to forstall or derail one of the greatest opportunities in the Valley's history, in Ohio's history, maybe in America's.
February 20, 2013 at 5:54 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Canfield board will seek public’s input
Oh, Not Again!? Every time a levy fails, it's back to public meetings and community involvement. Comments, please! Then, yes,yes,yes... until it passes. Then back to business as usual. Over the years, i have seen the same question asked, " Wasn"t using property taxes to fund the schools declared unconstitutional?" And every time the answer was yes, and a commitment to pressure Columbus to come up with alternative funding methods was assured. This has been for going on for almost 20 years. And has resulted in this situation not just in Canfield, but throughout the region and state. If Canfield had kept its commitment under Supt. Watkins to aggressively push the legislators to better fund our public schools, we wouldn't be here today. Now, I say, go with vouchers and give the public a choice.
July 11, 2012 at 3:11 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Poland residents urge caution on drilling
So we ban fracking, and keep buying oil from ??? Well, this President told Canada, our biggest oil supplier, "NO PIPELINE!" So they can sell it to China. And Nebraska still pumps it out, but has to ship it by rail. Burlington Northern, by the way. Owned by Warren "tax the rich" Buffett. Wake up Ohio. This could be the greatest growth story in the country. There are rational ways to handle the problems, not the irrational like "Ban everything." Recycling fracking water see LAYN. Safer fracking fluids,Steri-Frac. Get the facts. We get Ohio Taxes and pay for our schools, better government, and a better life style. Frack ON!
February 8, 2012 at 4:56 p.m. permalink suggest removal
$13.2M shale-spurred project to bring 103 jobs
Another employer bringing jobs to the Valley. But, hey, just remember to keep the mineral rights. Utica and Marcellus is located below the site. They don't need to give away the royalties.
December 21, 2011 at 6:06 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Gas pipeline expansion proposed
And it will create additional jobs in OHIO! But I don't understand why Chesapeake isn't partnering with Chart and Kirby Barges to liquify the ethane and NatGas and ship it down the Ohio river from Pittsburg to the Gulf Coast Dow cracker or elsewhere. Barges travel this route everyday, and we don't have to wait 3 to 5 years for the pipes!
December 21, 2011 at 5:59 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Fracking rules to be more stringent
How safe is fracking? Are there risks? Well, compared to driving in your car, Iran funding worldwide terrorism, and N. Korea's new dictator, I repeat "Drill, baby, Drill!"
December 21, 2011 at 5:49 p.m. permalink suggest removal