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   JOKE    THOUGHT    OPINION
We’re conducting a major search, trying to find the clues to today’s edition of the Joke of the Day!
"That's the way things come clear. All of a sudden. And then you realize how obvious they've been all along."

~Madeleine L'Engle (1918 - ), The Arm of the Starfish, 1965


   THIS WEEK'S POLL
Governor Freudenthal says he will not apply for $17.5 million in federal education aid which would include funding for 300 jobs, because he doesn’t like the strings attached to the money. Without state involvement, the federal government will decide how to spend the money in Wyoming.   Should Wyoming determine how federal education dollars are spent in the state or should the federal government?



The University of Wyoming Cowboys are opening their football season.   Will they have a winning season this year?







   LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
(WyomingNetwork does NOT represent this as a scientific poll.)
The FCC and the Justice Department are challenging a court ruling over the government's ability to prevent obscene images and language from being broadcast over radio and television stations. At issue is whether the FCC can fine stations for allowing broadcasts of those images and language.  Should the FCC regulate the content of television and radio broadcasts?

No regulation of TV and Radio
32.8%

Keep TV and Radio clean
67.2%
Several states are selling sponsorships of state parks to private companies. The companies can advertise in the parks in exchange for their sponsorships. Money raised goes to maintenance of the parks.   Should Wyoming allow private companies to sponsor individual state parks?

Allow sponsorships
37.5%

No park sponsors
62.5%


POLITICAL CARTOONS

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