Miss-Lou Magazine

Natchez, Mississippi

 

 

 


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In this issue...
  

The low-down on the higher-ups:
   
Rentech asks Adams County Supervisors for a subsidy.


Walter Williams commentary:
   
Attacks on our nation’s smokers have taken on the tone of a moral crusade.


The Miss-Lou’s breaking news:
   
An 81-year old man is not too old to do it: he shoots his

girlfriend. Barges break loose on the Mississippi. Franklin County gets fishy.


The Advice Goddess:
  
When you’re in love, do your partner’s weight and looks really matter?


Terry Savage on money:
   
A college education may not be the value it used to be, especially when students incur massive loans.


Rallie McAllister on health:
  
White willow bark extract works just like aspirin. In fact, aspirin is the synthetic version of the herb.


Thomas Sowell thinking clearly:

    In our haste to elect the first black President, America may choose the wrong man.


John Stossel writes:
   
Politicians love a crisis to help expand the role of big government.


Tourists and pilgrims welcome:
    The sun is shining and the weather is beautiful in Natchez, Vidalia and Ferriday.


Win cash or prizes!
   
A Natchez man wins our HDTV. Here’s news on our upcoming Dell computer contest.


More good writing:
   
Bill O’Reilly takes no prisoners. Read his column on www.natchezsun.com.

 

 

 

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