Bill Manson
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Last day
Correction: I misquoted Michael when he said: “Nobody thought this was the right choice" His voice was frail and difficult to understand. I think what he actually said was: “But this was the right choice." I apologize for any pain this may have caused.— January 9, 2019 4:39 p.m.
Joseph Abramowitz scoffs at Alzheimer’s tests
I have seen nothing on the public record indicating a blemish on Dr. Abramowitz's record. As far as I am aware he has not been convicted (as opposed to accused) of anything beyond not knowing his place in the medical pecking order. How about assessing his actual ideas, before you decide to shoot the messenger? And tsk tsk on The Reader allowing (shock! Horror!) bars to advertise in its pages.— August 6, 2014 2:47 a.m.
One Night, El Cajon Felt Like Baghdad
Section 8 is a federal rental assistance program for low income families. I don't know how many of those arrested were on entitlements, but none of those interviewed, including the gentleman who was relieved of $10,207, was arrested. Can you relate your question more specifically to the story?— October 5, 2011 1:36 a.m.