Yet the Bush administration dithers over whether to defend and implement the rule. With 134 exemptions to Florida's Sunshine Laws on this session's agenda, lawmakers seem more intent than ever to spirit vital public information out of the sunlight and into the shadows. The prevailing perception, which shapes our attitude toward justice and peace in the region, is one of Israel under siege. Proposals for cheaper and better services are fairy dust. Gov. Jeb Bush, legislative leaders and the Florida Council of 100 are pushing for privatizing public services.
Privatization is headed for a train wreck.
At the insistence of internationally acclaimed conductor Daniel Barenboim, the Israel Festival decided in April to finance a concert of music that will perform Richard Wagner's Die Walkure in July at a prestigious venue in Jerusalem. Unsurprisingly, this created a domestic stir. He proposed, to paraphrase his predecessor, the end of arms control as we know it. Yes, Hialeah Park should be saved We should aid the Playhouse Fleecing of the elderly is major issue Hall of Fame deserved better Feedback Join a discussion in our HeraldTalk Message Boards Send a Letter to the Editor Fill out our feedback form The Herald welcomes readers' letters. The Herald values its readers' letters.