Re: “Some Good News for Airline Passengers — Is government pressure finally forcing carriers to do more for stranded ticket holders?” Sept. 3 editorial. Good...
Re: “Some Good News for Airline Passengers — Is government pressure finally forcing carriers to do more for stranded ticket holders?” Sept. 3 editorial.I am old enough to remember when the airlines were a regulated industry. The promises of deregulation included lower fares and better service. Fares did drop, opening up a huge increase in public ability to travel. But at what cost?
I have lived in eight states, all regulated except one. In all of the regulated states, the independent regulatory commissions approved or revised requested price increases and controlled electric company profits. There were no $4,000 bills during a crisis and we seldom lost power.Re: “Abbott defends state law — He says victims of rape and incest can take emergency contraception,” Sept. 3 Metro & Business story.
Rape is traumatic. Reporting and seeking medical care for rape is traumatic as well. It is important to understand that, for these reasons and many others, many victims may not be able to seek medical care in time to get the Plan B medication.Rape has existed for all of recorded history in every corner of the globe. If Gov. Greg Abbott has the magic solution to end rape in Texas or anywhere else, I’m sure the world would love to know what it is.
Peacock laid out his versions of the history of the Netscape browser and what small businesses face in attempting to gain traction without having to go through, and paying fees to, one or more of the large tech companies caused me to chuckle. As he sees it, his versions prove legislation targeting Big Tech is bad and counterproductive.
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