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Rifts rise on Mt. Baldy
MT. BALDY VILLAGE - Missy and Ron Ellingson admit their six-cabin Mt. Baldy Lodge is a cash cow when a foot of snow falls. But the hordes of visitors revolving in and out of the lodge's restaurant on stormy weekends has its down side. In a town of about 500, the Ellingsons are just one business couple out of a handful of restaurant and motel owners who stay in touch with each other but don't necessarily work side by side to attract tourists. In fact, there's a subtle tension you wouldn't notice unless you're overly curious. Whatever their differences, business owners say summertime hikers from all over Southern California are finally becoming more of a mainstay at lodges in the San Antonio Canyon. Summer business is usually sluggish. Ironically, it's winter's massive snowfalls that bring seasonal difficulties to the Ellingons' doorstep - not the Mt.
Springing into the saddle
May 17 — The rodeo team travels to compete in Eagle, the closest rodeo of the season for the Bulldogs. Moffat County does not host a rodeo this season. Team Information League: Colorado State High School Rodeo Association (CSHSRA) Coach: Jil Hegwer Assistant Coaches: none Hegwer with the Bulldogs: 2 years Returnees: 8 Cowboys/cowgirls lost: one .
Hamlin wins 2nd qualifying race
Denny Hamlin won the second qualifying race Thursday at Daytona. Dale Jarrett and John Andretti each raced their way into the Daytona 500. Andretti made it with a last-lap pass. Tony Stewart placed second with Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne and Mark Martin completing the top five. Also, Jeff Andrews, head engine builder for Hendrick Motorsports, said that the race engines for Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Gordon and Casey Mears were taken back to the race shop on Wednesday night to be rebuilt. The team found lifter problems on Wednesday. Andrews said the engines should return to Daytona on Friday to be installed in time for the 500. .
Dollar Thrifty slashes pay, benefits
A slow travel market, weakening economy and disappointing fourth quarter are prompting Tulsa-based Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Inc. to make major salary and benefit cuts, officials say.
In its third retrenchment of the past year, the rental car company is suspending its matching contributions to employees' 401(k) retirement plans. It is also suspending merit pay increases for executives and enacting 21 percent salary cuts for executives at the vice president level and above.
Employees were notified of the cuts during the past week in a memo from President and CEO Gary Paxton.
Dollar Thrifty employs 8,500 people worldwide and 970 in Tulsa.
“As you read daily in the headlines, the U.S. economy is slowing significantly and many economists are now projecting that we are entering a recession," Paxton wrote in the memo.
Swan blames inflation rise on previous govt
Roll your sleeves up and get to work. Agree (0) Alert moderator colin: 23 Jan 2008 4:30:31pm We are only 2 months since the election and the blame game has started.Already typical of this labour Government. The Libs presided over great jobs growth,great wealth creation measures which the labour has falsly inherited by slick rehtoric at the last election.Now we want that put into action as well as the promised tax cuts and real reform of the tax system or the labour party will once again be shown as poor financial managers. Agree (0) Alert moderator ABC (Moderator): 23 Jan 2008 4:35:56pm This article is now closed for comment. If you have any further thoughts on the issue, you can contribute to our Emails page via our contact form.
The venerable history of protectionism
President Bill Clinton fought hard to win approval of the North American Free Trade Agreement. Despite some of his campaign rhetoric, Barack Obama is careful to express qualified support for free trade, even when stumping in the industrial Midwest. Moreover, many American conservatives have opposed free trade. Jesse Helms, the most outspoken conservative in the Senate for three decades, was no free trader. Neither was Alexander Hamilton, who could be considered the founder of American conservatism. For almost 100 years after the Civil War, the Republican Party (led by men like Lincoln and McKinley) was overtly protectionist. Theodore Roosevelt, a hero of John McCain's, wrote that "pernicious indulgence in the doctrine of free trade seems inevitably to produce fatty degeneration of the moral fiber." The first significant Republican free trader was President Dwight Eisenhower.
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