Becker, Dan wrote:
> A stellar example of excellent public service. 
>   

Well, nobody wants to pay taxes around here for anything but subsidies 
for a new plastic parts factory in the new industrial park which stole 
the next to last remaining industry from the old business park, so what 
do we expect? We tend to get exactly what we pay for in KY, both at the 
local and state level. One example, the state permitting office (for 
mining) added 18 new employees, while cutting inspector positions. The 
big Orwellian laugh is that they renamed the Permitting and Enforcement 
Div - it's now the "Compliance Assistance Div."  That would have been 
free if they didn't have to redo the website, the stationery, office 
signage, etc.

~deb

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