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Reasonable measures can reduce gun violence

By James Spragens

Guest Columnist

Following the mass shooting at Newtown, Conn., I learned that there is not as much ground as I assumed between me and most gun rights advocates. Polls of National Rifle Association members helped me see this.

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Cooperation needed on pension reform

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How do you take your education?

By Harry Toder

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Letter: Republican Party shooting itself in the foot

Dear Senator Higdon (and other Kentucky Republican Senators):

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Letter: Protection from dictatorship

There are no red states or blue states! Only red, white and blue states!

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Casino gaming and Kentucky United Horses

By Ron Perry

Guest Columnist

Editor’s note: Ron Perry is a Lebanon resident. What follows is his proposal for using casino gaming revenue to support the Kentucky’s horse industry.

Under this proposal, profits from expanded gaming would be divided between casinos, the Kentucky United Horse Association and programs to aid the poor and disabled.

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Casino gaming and Kentucky United Horses

By Ron Perry

Guest Columnist

Editor’s note: Ron Perry is a Lebanon resident. What follows is his proposal for using casino gaming revenue to support the Kentucky’s horse industry.

Under this proposal, profits from expanded gaming would be divided between casinos, the Kentucky United Horse Association and programs to aid the poor and disabled.

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Casino gaming and Kentucky United Horses

By Ron Perry

Guest Columnist

Editor’s note: Ron Perry is a Lebanon resident. What follows is his proposal for using casino gaming revenue to support the Kentucky’s horse industry.

Under this proposal, profits from expanded gaming would be divided between casinos, the Kentucky United Horse Association and programs to aid the poor and disabled.

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