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Mexico president's chief of staff resigns; stays link to biz
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Wednesday that his chief of staff, Alfonso Romo, was resigning but would continue to be his “main liaison” to the business sector.
Divergent livestock futures highlighted Wednesday's market action
Ethanol news likely undercut corn futures Wednesday. The weekly EIA report on the energy sector stated domestic ethanol stocks at an 18-month high, thereby implying diminished corn demand from that sector. That won’t help the grain industry with another massive harvest looming. December corn futures dipped 2.0 cents to $3.4175/bushel in late Wednesday trading, while May sagged 1.75 to $3.625.
Aim low on raises
As this newspaper has documented several times over recent years, Coeur d'Alene city employees are among the best paid workers around. Add to their ample average earnings a benefits package that exceeds anything the local private sector can offer, and city employees are the envy of many.
Must we pay tribute to D.C.?
There was a time when government “of the people, by the people and for the people” was a saying that seemed true about our United States, but that is simply no longer the case regarding Imperial Washington and its relationship with the private sector in the distant provinces.
Stay focused on the students
Like last year’s expensive and extensive noisemaking from unions in Wisconsin, the current teachers union strike in Chicago is putting public sector unions on a pedestal for all to see and the picture isn’t pretty.
Reader: Something wrong with RSD math?
The recent flyer from the Royal School District is hard to understand and misleading.
Grant County jobs up over previous year
MOSES LAKE - Grant County's nonfarm employers supplied more jobs in November than they did in November 2013, according to the latest state Employment Security Department report.
Grant County unemployment rate declines
MOSES LAKE — Unemployment in Grant County dropped between June 2020 and June 2021, and between May and June 2021, but the county’s economy may not be recovering as fast from the COVID-19 outbreak as the state’s economy.
Battling the ‘Breeze’ on Summit Mountain
Winds whipped overhead as frozen feet slipped into ski boots in the cold morning hours at Marias Pass. Adam Clark, Adam Cazell and I eyed our goal of the northwest ridge of Summit Mountain from the Lubec Lake
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Full Count: Dead, solid, perfect use of 300 bucks
Alice Ritzman said last week that the annual Flathead Valley Juniors Golf tournament and auction that bears her name has raised more than $160,000 in scholarships for area golfers. That's saying something.
Polson, C-Falls split tennis duals with Dillon
POLSON — Polson’s girls and Columbia Falls’ boys grabbed 4-3 victories Friday in high school tennis as the Wildcats squads opened their seasons.
Gas costs may not deter summer visitors
Experts predict tourism increase
Student research explores Sun Road traffic
Project Sunbound has resulted in a new management tool for Glacier National Park to model visitor traffic and parking congestion along Going-to-the-Sun Road in its search for solutions in handling skyrocketing visitation.
US Forecast
US Forecast for Tuesday, May 19, 2020
PAY: Public on wrong track
On your editorial of being accepting of Californians wanting to live in Idaho, I wholeheartedly agree. But what is problematic is the runaway train of public pay as compared to private sector pay.
Deere cuts earnings outlook on weak sales
NEW YORK (AP) - Deere & Co. on Friday cut its full-year outlook because it expects the weak agriculture and energy sectors to continue dragging down equipment sales.
Don't meddle with Social Security
Claiming our existing Social Security system is broke and needs fixing, the Bush administration is campaigning hard to allow younger workers a chance to keep their hard-earned money for investing in the private sector.
ROYAL SCHOOL BOND
How much will the proposed additions really cost?
Don't meddle with Social Security
Claiming our existing Social Security system is broke and needs fixing, the Bush administration is campaigning hard to allow younger workers a chance to keep their hard-earned money for investing in the private sector.