CLINTON —
Well, our illustrious president has done it again.
Not only was the investigation of Benghazi put off until after the election, but news of the firing on our drone by Iran was withheld for five days for the same reason.
Wouldn’t you hate to see his secretive administration if this is the open and aboveboard one he promised us.
Alice Peters,
Clinton
Top News
November 15, 2012
READER'S LETTER: President does it again
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End of the road for landfill's bio-reactor
The county landfill will scrap its bio-reactor. The Clinton County Area Solid Waste Agency heard a quote from James Luther Kiln & Dryer on repairing the broken bio-reactor vessel during Thursday's meeting, learning the project could cost as much as $750,000.
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Bluegrass festival launches more plans
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IRS supervisor in DC scrutinized tea party cases
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THE HERALD'S OPINION: Good job, Clinton City Council
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Iowa film company showcases Clinton firm
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Explosions remind La. that plants not always safe
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Request to reduce Clinton's costs for landfill use fails
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