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07.06.2008 12:28 pm

A-B could be helping InBev by making cuts now

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Anheuser Busch is attempting to cut cost everywhere, except the salaries and share options held by the C.E.O.’s. Make the retired employees contribute more to the cost of health care. Reduce the retirement plans for those they want to buy…

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07.03.2008 12:36 pm

The Post should know about historic failures in anticipating changing markets

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Wow, it is great to know that the Post Dispatch is on the side of the angels when it comes to trashing Chrysler in the ‘Failure in Fenton’ article of July 2nd about the upcoming layoffs. Funny I did not…

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07.02.2008 1:40 pm

High gas prices: We get what we vote for

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

To be perfectly blunt, we deserve what we have gotten when it comes to energy in this country. If you’ve lost your job at Chrysler and you’re mad at your employer, or you’ve just spent more than $4.00/gallon and you…

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07.02.2008 1:38 pm

Well, look who’s driving us to the poor house

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The shocking story behind the latest auto plant closings is that General Motors already had an electric car in production 20 years ago but chose to shred them.  In response to California’s clean air standards, GM leased its EV 1…

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07.02.2008 1:33 pm

LaSorda’s moxie shows his willingness to destroy America’s work force

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Dear Editor,

Talk about moxie! I read with amazement the comments of Chrysler President Tom Lasorda on the closing of the Fenton minvan plant.  With a straight face he expained that “Chrysler chose to close the Fenton plant rather than…

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06.30.2008 5:14 pm

Blaming politicians for oil prices is to ignore fundamental economic issues

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

One reader has identified Harry Reed and Nancy Pelosi as the reason for high gas prices. It is certainly clear that we do not have an effective energy policy and it is also clear that every politician since 1973 is…

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06.26.2008 2:48 pm

Slowing down saves gas and lives

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Tuesday’s Letters to the Editor contained a gem by Joseph Cusamano of St. Charles.  That letter should have been on the FRONT PAGE with a stars and stripes border.

He writes about city driving.  Out here in the foothills of the ozarks,…

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06.26.2008 2:46 pm

Don’t forget your service workers

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
During this time of increasing gasoline and food costs, remember the service workers who rely on tips for their livelihoods.  If your own personal circumstances permit, when you visit that restaurant, have your hair cut, or engage airport and lodging service…
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06.18.2008 3:56 pm

A-B sale: globalization is inevitable

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

With our national economy going south and our foreign policy in shambles, Republicans and Democrats in the Show-Me state are for once singing on the same page.

Our elected representatives are in lockstep guarding our heritage in strong vocal opposition…

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06.14.2008 10:46 am

U.S. could be a world leader in energy, but we’re looking in the wrong places

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In today’s paper, Gasprom, a Russian oil company, the biggest next to Rosneft, is predicting the cost of oil will be $250 a barrel by the year 2009.  Gasprom is also trying to muscle into the Alaskan Pipe line deal…

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