Monthly Archives: November 1999

Letters Clark's efforts make visitors center a reality To the editor: The front-page article appearing in the Vermillion Plain Talk on Friday, Oct. 29, was good news for Vermillion and all of South Dakota. The Lewis and Clark Learning Center at the W.H. Over Museum is an ambitious first step … Read Article →

Veterans Day reflects common bond by ALan Lance Sr. National commander of the American Legion and attorney general for Idaho. What is it about America's veterans that brings us together on Veterans Day? Are we living in the past � attempting to capture a fleeting moment in time that has … Read Article →

Between the Lines By David Lias If we build it, will they come? Young Moore III's message to the Vermillion City Council Monday had a familiar ring to it. That familiarity, however, didn't in any way lessen its importance. "There has been continuous debate brought to this council over an … Read Article →

QWERTY is typewriter's claim to fame by Bob Karolevitz This column was written on a typewriter, not a computer. They tell me that typewriters are almost obsolete, like buggy whips and button hooks, but I'm hanging in there with my old Smith-Corona regardless of the so-called conventional wisdom. Actually it's … Read Article →

A Veteran ? one who answered the call By Mayor William Radigan A Veteran is the young man or woman from your home or your neighbor's home who has answered their country's call in time of war. A Veteran is someone who felt a completely unknown feeling in their insides … Read Article →