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H After Obamacare Continued from page 2 "part" every few years to work around flaws in the system. The Heritage plan would convert federal spend- ing on acute and long-term care into a capped allotment to the state for the disabled and elderly. States, meanwhile, would manner works best for them. Unless we take the kind of get the flexibility they need to administer the reformed program as they see fit. Rather than be micro-man- aged, they could meet fed- eral objectives in whatever steps outlined above, and en- courage true market-based reforms, the prognosis for American health care will remain negative. We need a real market, one in which you and your family can find, buy and keep the health cov- erage you want. Obamacare doesn't offer that. The Heri- tage plan does. Ed Feulner is president H Moral infrastructure Continued from page 2 the plate-glass window of a small business shop, the owner put up some plywood to replace the glass, and the mob wrote graffiti on his plywood. The consequenc- es? None for the mob, but a citation for the shop owner for not removing the graffiti. When trespassers block- have been strongly criti- cized for enforcing the law. Apparently pepper spray is unpleasant, and people who break the law are not sup- posed to have unpleasant things done to them. Which is to say, we need to take the "enforcement" out of "law en- forcement." Everybody is not given ing other people at the Uni- versity of California, Da- vis refused to disperse, and locked their arms with one another to prevent the po- lice from being able to phys- ically remove them, the po- lice finally resorted to pep- per spray to break up this hu- man logjam. The result? The police tain law and order, even if the political authorities do not tie their hands in ad- vance or undermine them with second-guessing after the fact. The police are the last line The police cannot main- of defense against barba- rism, but they are equipped only to handle that minority who are not stopped by the first lines of defense, begin- ning with the moral princi- ples taught at home and up- held by families, schools, and communities. But if everyone takes the Court report The Press-Dispatch Pike County Sheriff's De- partment. Phlip R. Weber charged In re: Investigation by the Criminal Docket Pike Circuit Court of The Heritage Foundation (www.heritage.org). with count I, operating a ve- hicle with controlled sub- stance, a class C misde- meanor; count II, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, a class C misdemeanor; count III, possession of synthetic cannabinoid, a class D felo- ny; and count IV, knowing possession of parapherna- lia, a class A misdemeanor. Adrian J. Sharp petitions for probation transfer from Dubois County. Andrew S. Satterfield path of least resistance— if politicians pander to par- ticular constituencies and judges give only wrist slaps to particular groups or mobs who are currently in vogue, and educators indoctrinate their students with "non- judgmental" attitudes—then the moral infrastructure cor- rodes and crumbles. The moral infrastructure these exemptions from pay- ing the consequences of their own illegal acts. Only people who are currently in vogue with the elites of the left—in the media, in politics and in academia. The 14th Amendment? What is the Constitution or the laws when it comes to ideological soul mates, espe- cially young soul mates who remind the aging 1960s rad- icals of their youth? Neither in this or any oth- er issue can the Constitution protect us if we don't protect the Constitution. When all is said and done, the Constitu- tion is a document, a piece of paper. If we don't vote out of of- is one of the intangibles, without which the tangibles don't work. Like the physical infrastructure, its neglect in the short run invites disaster in the long run. with count II, dealing in meth, a class B felony; count III, dealing in meth, conspir- acy, a class B felony; count III, maintaining a common nuisance, a class D felony; habitual substance offender. Darcee E. Hays charged with count I, dealing in meth, a class B felony; count II, dealing meth, conspira- cy, a class B felony; habitual substance offender. In re: search warrant. charged with count I, false informing in procuring a handgun license, a class C felony; count II, false inform- ing in procuring a handgun, a class C felony; county III, perjury, a class D felony; and count IV, perjury, a class D felony. Jarod A. Willis charged Pike County Sheriff's De- partment. Civil Docket In re: search warrant. In re: investigation by the signee of Cash Call sues Cynthia Leslie on complaint. Capital One Bank sues IN Receivables Inc. As- Pike Circuit Court Marjorie Camden on com- plaint. Capital One Bank sues Kimberly Cummins on com- plaint. Misdemeanor Docket Pike Circuit Court charged with public intoxi- cation, a class B misdemean- or. charged with count I, operat- ing a vehicle while intoxicat- ed, a class C misdemeanor and count II, reckless driv- ing, a class B misdemeanor. Kristina Dawn McClellan Courtney L. Davis charged with check decep- tion, a class A misdemeanor. Mark A. Hensley charged Tammy R. Woodland, aka Tammy R. Roberts charged with three counts of check deception, a class A misde- meanor. Brent T. Mounts charged with 10 counts of check de- ception, a class A misde- meanor. Maisie K. Reinhart with check deception, a class A misdemeanor. Tammy R. Holman aka Wednesday, May 16, 2012 C-3 aka Shanna L. Satterfield charged with check decep- tion, a class A misdemeanor. Jeremy Lee Schepers tion, a class A misdemeanor. Shanna L. Wiggins charged with two counts of check deception, a class A misdemeanor. Travis Matthew Veit Jeffrey A. Bradfield al Collection Services, Inc. sues Michael D. Belcher and Shawna Sue Belcher for complaint on account, plus costs. Medical & Profession- Medical & Profession- Pike Circuit Court al Collection Services, Inc. sues Alice M. Braunecker and Alfred L. Braunecker for complaint on account, plus costs. Medical & Profession- 30 zone. Ryan J. Durham charged with speeding, 71 mph in a 55 zone. Trevor C. Fiscus charged with speeding, 55 mph in a 30 zone. Leslie M. Osborn charged charged with check decep- tion, a class A misdemeanor. Small Claims charged with speeding, over weight/cracked rim. Blain W. Healy charged with unregistered ATV on highway. Charles D. DeMuth with speeding, 64 mph in a 55 zone. Andrew D. Horn charged with speeding, 30 mph in a 20 zone. Chelsea F. Jones charged with seat belt violation. Jaclyn K. Neville charged with speeding, 52 mph in a 30 zone. Billy K. Nolan charged al Collection Services, Inc. sues Brian N. Brewster and Kandi Brewster for com- plaint on account, plus costs. Medical & Profession- al Collection Services, Inc. sues Michael R. Collins and Linda S. Collins for com- plaint on account, plus costs. Medical & Profession- al Collection Services, Inc. sues Vicky L. Cox and Earl D. Cox for complaint on ac- count, plus costs. Infractions charged with check decep- with speeding, 35 mph in a Dillon J. Baugh charged Pike Circuit Court charged with speeding, 54 mph in a 45 zone. Megan J. Richardson with seat belt violation. Mackenzie K. Price charged with speeding, 53 mph in a 30 zone. Jerry E. Shake charged with seat belt violation. Cody J. Smith charged charged with speeding, 74 mph in a 55 zone. Donald R. Wagner with seat belt violation. Chad L. Vonderheide charged with speeding, 51 mph in a 40 zone. Ralph D. Wray charged H Points to ponder—by Rev. Ford Bond cords a discourse of Jesus that cuts to the quick: "And if you lend to them of whom The very heart of Christi- anity is giving to others. Luke in his gospel re- Continued from page 2 you hope to receive, what thanks have you? For sin- ners also lend to sinners, to receive as much again. But love your enemies, and do good, and lend, hoping for nothing again; and your re- fice, or impeach, those who violate the Constitution, or who refuse to enforce the law, the steady erosion of Constitutional protec- tions will ultimately render it meaningless. Everything will just become a question of whose ox is gored and what is the political expediency of the moment. There has been much concern, rightly expressed, about the rusting of bridges around the country, and the crumbling and corrosion of other parts of the physical in- frastructure. But the crum- bling of the moral infrastruc- ture is no less deadly. OC library free reading program The Oakland City-Colum- MORE get PLUS • Exclusive Video making candy plants, clown sundaes, and so much more. Program registration begins June 1 and prizes include ev- erything from Smencils to wa- ter park tickets and much more. "Last year our Pre-K-sixth bia Twp. Public Library will again host it's annual Free Summer Reading Program. This year's theme "Reading is SWEET" will have kids reading their way to prizes. This year's crafts include graders read over 67,000 minutes during the program, " says Library Director, Julie Elmore. "This year we hope to break that record." 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Web, Smartphone, Tablet pressdispatch.net/edition GREAT VALUE ward shall be great, and you shall be the children of the Highest: for he is kind un- to the unthankful and to the evil. [Luke 6:34-35]. Think about it; true char- ity is giving not expecting anything in return. Jesus said in Mk 14:7 the "poor you have with you al- ways so do good to them when you can!" Think about it. with speeding, 64 mph in a 55 zone. netedition