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SEEMS like every liberal commentary we read these days about state government takes a swipe at the pending income tax cut. If only Gov. Mary Fallin and legislative leaders wouldn't cut taxes, so many programs wouldn't suffer!
The list of such programs is long and includes headliners such as common schools, higher ed, corrections, highways and social services, but also a host of "lesser" programs. The argument goes that anything the state funds will be hurt by a tax cut. But according to the folks making this argument, these same programs were suffering mightily when the top income tax rate was above 6 percent.
Now that it's headed below 5 percent, the end is surely nigh for government programs. Well, not quite. Tax-cut supporters point to revenue gains after recent cuts. Budget reductions in the recent recession resulted from a poor economy, not tax policy. Just ask the high-tax states that made dramatic cuts while also raising taxes.
Another argument against the GOP tax cut centers on the paltry amount that average taxpayers will realize. It is a paltry amount — say $50 to $100 per household — but this ignores what taxpayers have been saving since the tax-cutting began and what they'll save over the long term. If the short-term paltry argument is valid, so is the long-term not-so-paltry argument.
Still, we won't make the case that the latest cut is essential. But it is small and its implementation is deferred. Some of the saved income tax money will be spent for goods and thus generate sales tax revenue.
The anti-tax cut Oklahoma Policy Institute released a survey Tuesday showing a lack of support for the latest cut. The survey invoked class warfare and used loaded questions designed to push a particular response. No surprise. Advocacy group polls, whether left or right in nature, always do this. The survey-based conclusion from OK Policy is that Oklahomans don't support a tax cut that will really help only the "rich" while cutting funds for education by tens of millions of dollars.
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NEW YORK - Jason Heyward hit a leadoff home run off Zack Wheeler, Julio Teheran won his third straight start and the Atlanta Braves beat the New York Mets 3-2 Wednesday night to stop a three-game losing streak.
The last time Kevin Ellison lined up at quarterback for Georgia Southern he had a day to produce a lifetime of memories.
Working hard in a non-airconditioned weight room over the summer helped Bulloch Academy's players excel in their 48-6 destruction of First Presbyterian of Hinesville last week.
Last season, Lanier Olliff emerged from spring practice as the favorite to take over quarterbacking duties for Bulloch Academy as a sophomore.
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NEW YORK - Maria Sharapova's serve and her groundstrokes were abandoning her. What she had was her conditioning.
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Ticket sales for the new season at the Georgia Southern University Performing Arts Center, 847 Plant Drive, will begin on Tuesday.
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BROOKLET - Southeast Bulloch notched its biggest win of the season Tuesday evening, cruising past Johnson of Savannah in a 16-0 rout in the first game of a doubleheader.
Now that Georgia Southern has released its starting two-deep for the season opener against N.C. State on Saturday, what questions are left that need to be answered?
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Few -- if any -- laws have divided the public like the Affordable Care Act. Ever since President Obama signed the federal health-care law four years ago this week, Republicans have pilloried it while Democrats have defended it. But why do the law's supporters like it? And why do opponents hate it? Thanks to a poll released this week by the Kaiser Family Foundation, we can answer these questions. The public remains more negative (46 percent hold an unfavorable view) than positive (38 percent hold a favorable view) toward the law, overall. That's the way it's been for much of the last four years.
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Set scores were close, but not close enough for the GPS Bruisers as they dropped a 3-0 match to the East Hamilton Hurricanes (23-16) on Wednesday afternoon at GPS.
East Hamilton pulled out a 26-24 victory in the first set before winning the next two by identical 25-20 scores.
Olivia Berger had 24 kills and nine digs for the Bruisers while Reagan Williams had 17 assists and a dozen digs. Kelby Crownover had 13 digs and six aces.
GPS is now 20-25 overall and will close out its regular season with a home match against Baylor next week.
Sydney Harris: 3 kills, 6 digs, 20 assists
Briley Considine: 5 kills, 8 digs, 3 aces, 1.5 blocks
Miranda Roberson: 4 digs, 1 block
Samantha Headrick: 2 digs
Emma Lenoir: 20 kills, 7 digs, 9 assists, 3 aces, .5 blocks
Somer Batten: 2 kills, 4 digs, 2 aces
Meredith Stott: 5 kills, 1 block
Kris Joo: 9 digs
Mackenzie Hobbs -- 6 digs, 2 aces;
Reagan Williams -- 3 kills, 17 assists, 12 digs;
Allyce Buniak -- 2 digs;
Olivia Berger -- 24 kills, 1 ace, 9 digs;
Gabby Hughes -- 6 assists, 2 digs;
Helen Johnston -- 1 dig;
Kelby Crownover -- 1 assist, 6 aces, 13 digs;
Angela Bonds -- 5 kills,
Katie Brandao -- 2 assists;
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Saturday - October 06, 2007
From: Austin, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Diseases and Disorders, Herbs/Forbs
Title: Lantanas failing to bloom, turning brown
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:The lantana in my front yard does not bloom, is not overwatered but does get watered, leaves turned brown and plants generally have not grown. The lantana in the rest of the yard are in bloom and look great. I'm wondering what potential disease they might have. These plants have bloomed in the past but not the way they should. Any advice?
Lantana urticoides (West Indian shrubverbena) and Lantana camara (lantana) are the native forms that are most likely to be growing in this area. However, it is more likely that what you have in your garden is a commercially named cultivar, hybridized for bloom type or color. Hybridizing will often change the basic nature of the plant to the extent that it no longer has some of the qualities of the true native, such as resistance to disease or adaptability to poor soils. That is why we at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center urge the use of native plants in our landscaping.
However, we can tell you some of the problems that lantanas can encounter, and perhaps one of them will answer your question. Poor blooming in the lantana is usually due to too much shade or excessive fertilization. You live in the Austin area and have experienced the same cool, wet two months of the summer as we have, but if your other lantanas are blooming all right, the weather probably isn't the problem. If, however, this particular plant is too shaded by a building or other plants, that could cause a number of different problems. Powdery mildew often occurs on lantanas grown in too much shade. If the plant is in an area poorly drained or watered too frequently it can develop root rot. Excessive fertilization may reduce flowering and make plants more susceptible to disease.
Now, how about varmints? Lantana lace bugs can cause leaves to appear stippled or to brown and drop. Sooty mold, causing a blackish discoloration on the leaves, is usually caused by an infestation of whiteflies.
If it turns out the location, shade, drainage, etc. are the causes of your plant's woes, it probably should be removed. It wouldn't be advisable to transplant it to some other location where mildew or insects might move to healthy plants. If you want to try to give it another chance where it is, and if there is enough sun there, remember that during the bloom period the lantana needs a thorough watering once a week if it hasn't rained an inch or so that week. Try to avoid watering from overhead, as with a sprinkler, as this can also contribute to the mold problems. You might also try trimming it back as much as a third; water and fertilize the newly cut back plant and, hopefully, it will return to bloom quickly.
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