12/05/2007
from the Kennebec Journal
PROPANE NO QUICK FIX
AUGUSTA Penny saved is a stamp forever Cost to mail regular letter rises 1 cent on Monday
CENTRAL MAINE Area residents' scrap metal rising to top of heap
Dunn celebrates 35 years as fire chief
Maranacook set for budget tests
FARMINGDALE NEVER FORGET
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ROUNDUP: Rankin sparks Black Bears
Morang stymies Bulldogs in only 2nd varsity start
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Auctioneer sues woman over $300,000 Internet purchase
Prison time awaits
Waterville writer wins this year's Young Lions Fiction Award
Rising prices for scrap metal attract sellers to local facility
Colby seniors celebrate end of classes
JUDGES CHOOSE YOUTH OF YEAR Gary Fearon a 17-year-old member of Penobscot Nation Boys & Girls Club, a satellite unit of Waterville Area Boys & Girls Club
Biathlon might skip out on Fort Kent
HUSKIES COLLECT 1ST WIN
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The "punishment" is delivered before the trial -- not after. No judge or jury present. Is it a form of torture? Absolutely. No one could disagree with that.
Police need to be patient, be calming and be human.
Torture is not an option!
Thomas Palmer
Oakland





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Seems more justifiable then tasering someone because they won't sign a ticket or kiss some cops butt.report abuse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfDUXSQmr5s&feature=relatedreport abuse
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