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Columnists

Retiree’s home life may affect benefits
Q: Mrs. M, of Sale Creek, writes: I’m writing concerning the article you wrote in the paper Nov. 6. A woman asked about drawing her ex-husband’s Social Security.
November 20, 2008
Riddell: Urgency increases to turn opportunities into results
Every entrepreneurial manager needs to have a workable framework for sales management.
November 18, 2008
McLeod: We the people need to detox from election
The people have spoken. It was the longest election cycle in history.
November 17, 2008
Griscom: One more election surprise
A few things occurred Nov. 4 that were expected.
November 16, 2008
Kennedy: You’re from Chattanooga if you ...
The other day, someone put a computer printout on my desk called: “You know that you’re from Chattanooga if ... ”
November 16, 2008
Consumer Watch
Today’s column centers upon Part 2 of Henrietta Hysterical’s question concerning insurance company appeals.
November 15, 2008
Roberts: Wars can hit close to home
Veterans Day has passed, but it did not pass without throwing me into deep reflection and arousing gratitude for all of our servicemen and women as well as conscientious objectors like Medal of Honor recipient Desmond Doss.
November 14, 2008
Upton: Surprises aplenty this year
This year’s elections were full of surprises. A woman (Hillary Clinton) and an African-American (Barack Obama) were the strongest candidates vying for the Democratic ticket.
November 13, 2008
Jenkins: Repetition is the key to learning
In the Tom Peters’ book “In Search of Excellence” the author quotes a saying he attributes to IBM: “Information overload equals pattern recognition.”
November 11, 2008
Riddell: Post election partum
Now that the emotion, enthusiasm, energy and focus of the recent national election has subsided a bit, a number of entrepreneurial managers have been asking what does the outcome bode for their businesses?
November 11, 2008
McLeod: Quick, lock the bedroom, she’s angry again
Is she crazy, is she hormonal or is she finally shouting the truth?
November 10, 2008
Griscom: From red to blue? Yes and no
For Republicans in most states, Tuesday was not a night to remember.
November 9, 2008
Kennedy: Winnning has its burden
As my 7-year-old son shed his soccer shin guards in the laundry room last Saturday, I asked him a question.
November 9, 2008
Consumer Watch
Recently I went through surgery. I couldn’t believe it when the hospital billed me for way too large a sum
November 8, 2008
Riddell: Focus to survive Entrepreneurship
A rifle versus a shotgun; a laser beam as opposed to a floodlight; focus as opposed to broad interest.
November 4, 2008
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Columnists

Retiree’s home life may affect benefits
Q: Mrs. M, of Sale Creek, writes: I’m writing concerning the article you wrote in the paper Nov. 6. A woman asked about drawing her ex-husband’s Social Security.

Politics

Bredesen: Budget cuts get ‘bloody’
Gov. Phil Bredesen on Wednesday began ordering department heads to cut their operating budgets by as much as 15 percent, and he conceded services will suffer as he grapples with a budget shortfall expected to hit $800 million.

Columnists

Retiree’s home life may affect benefits
November 11, 2008
Q: Mrs. M, of Sale Creek, writes: I’m writing concerning the article you wrote in the paper Nov. 6. A woman asked about drawing her ex-husband’s Social Security.

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