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Presidential positions: Where do the candidates stand on the issues?

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ecent polls* indicate the economy, immigra on and healthcare are top issues on the list of concerns for Americans. Because of the recent events regarding the Veteran’s Administra on (VA), long wait mes, concerns with quality of care, candidate’s posi ons on the VA are included also. Due to space limita ons, the issues, recorded from each candidates website are IN PART ONLY. Please go to the candidates website for a more inclusive review. Candidates are listed alphabe cally by party affilia on.

Issue: Economy/Jobs Hillary Clinton‐Democrat (D)

A plan to raise American incomes: Hillary will: · Give working families a raise, and tax relief that helps them manage rising costs. · Create good‐paying jobs and get pay rising by inves ng in infrastructure, clean energy, and scien fic and medical research to strengthen our economy and growth. · Close corporate tax loopholes and make the most fortunate pay their fair share.

Hillary believes the defining economic challenge of our me is raising incomes for hardworking Americans.

Sanders‐ Democrat (D) 1.Demanding that the wealthy and large corpora ons pay their fair share in taxes.

2. Increasing the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour by 2020. In the year 2015, no one who works 40 hours a week should be living in poverty.

3. Pu ng at least 13 million Americans to work by inves ng $1 trillion over five years towards rebuilding our crumbling roads, bridges, railways, airports, public transit systems, ports, dams, wastewater plants, and other infrastructure needs.

4. Reversing trade policies like NAFTA, CAFTA, and PNTR with

China that have driven down wages and caused the loss of millions of jobs. If corporate America wants us to buy their products they need to manufacture those products in this country, not in China or other low‐wage countries.

Gary Johnson‐Libertarian (L)

Government’s role is to create and maintain a regulatory and tax environment in which private job‐creators can prosper. Gary Johnson did that as Governor, and would do so as President.

Government regula on should only exist to protect ci zens from bad actors and the harm they might do to health, safety and property. Regula on should not be *gallup.com

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If you’re an author or you know someone who is, this is an opportunity to enter your book cover in the 2nd Annual ABC (Amazing Book Cover) Art Award sponsored by LeRue Press, LLC and judged by the general public.

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Press Release:

Breaking news for Reno Town Mall

May 15, 2016, Reno, NV ‐ Thanks to the Rob Rothe Family and the new Reno Town Mall Manager, Eilish Boisvert, Reno, Sparks and surrounding areas, like Lake Tahoe, are going to have a "Town Hall" style mee ng area for groups ranging from poli cal to service clubs throughout the area.

Eilish, born in San Diego, but with a degree from Dartmouth is planning to move World Ma ers Inc., doing business as America Ma ers Media and, soon World Ma ers Media, next to the brand new coffee shop and deli, Silver State Coffee Shop and Deli.

"We also have some exci ng news to share regarding new clients moving into the mall, which we plan to break with next month." said Ms. Boisvert.

Organiza ons are welcome to schedule their mee ngs in this brand new “Town Hall” se ng. An added bonus is the ability to air the mee ngs on 1180 am, KCKQ, a Lotus Radio Sta on at the same me, or recording for future airing or personal use of the

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organiza on. All shows can take advantage of live streaming worldwide on www.AmericaMa ers.us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For addi onal informa on on the radio shows and availability of same, please contact either Eilish at 775‐332 ‐7315, check out www.RenoTownMall.com or Eddie Floyd at 775‐384‐4444 at World Ma ers Inc.

America Ma ers Media currently has over 60 hours of live broadcas ng on both radio sta ons, and looks forward to working with both Reno Town Mall and organiza ons and businesses. Interested par cipants or organiza on leaders are also welcome to stop by the Reno Town Mall at 4001 South Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada 89502.

"Soon, we will be incorpora ng World Ma ers Media into our business plan. We will be broadcas ng in several different languages to reach a worldwide audience!" said Floyd, “So feel free to stop by or call me personally with your ideas for any and all shows that will add to our community radio, because our community is the world."

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2nd Annual ABC (Amazing Book Cover) Art Award

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Press Release: Breaking news for Reno Town Mall

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Brian T. Shirley: The panic/heart attack conundrum

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Dennis DuPerault: Things to think about

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Mike Aloia: Crossroads in life

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Bobby Joe Holman: Blue Note Cafe

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Richard G. Pugh: Gun fight in Nevada in 1923 Victor Warren: Helpful hints for story writers

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Bookstores: Nevada and S. Carolina

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Brian T. Shirley

I've been a stand up comedian for nearly twenty years and I started suffering from panic a acks about ten years ago. They seemed to hit me in mes of high stress or when I had a real bad hang over. It took me a few years to figure out what they were. I thought I was having a heart a ack most of the mes they would hit. I've spent well over two thousand dollars in hospital bills to find out there was nothing wrong.

I was touring with The Disgruntled Clown one me and I had an a ack a few hours before our show. I went to the emergency room and they did a cardiogram and stress tests. I called my painted com padre from there to tell him what was going on.

Try si ng in a hospital room wai ng for tests results while a pissed off clown tells you that you had be er make it to the show or you won't get paid and you'll lose you hotel room. That's enough to get the heart rate up itself.

Dennis DuPerault One of the first products Motorola, then Galvin Manufacturing Corpora on, started to develop was the “record player” for automobiles, the radio. At the me, the most known player on the market was Victrola, so they called it a “motorola”. The name became so popular, they made it the company name.

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The panic/heart attack conundrum

A er all those years of visi ng hospitals and emergency rooms, the a acks have subsided quite a bit. Several years ago, I enrolled in a smoking cessa on study, and yes, I smoked all through those panic a ack years. I actually got PAID to quit smoking! Yes, it meant I was a lab rat and yes, some stuff grew, but they cut it off (Just a joke folks).

When they did a cardiogram on me for the beginning phase, the doctor told me the results showed I had more than likely had a heart a ack at some point in the past. Well that got the old pumper pumping. The lady doctor could tell by the look on my face I was in a bit of shock, so she advised me not to have another one now and to go see my regular doctor. She even added that I seemed to be ge ng around alright.

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Things to think about On September 16, 1958, Chevrolet introduced the El Camino, a sedan pick‐up designed to compete with Ford’s popular Ranchero.

(Excerpts from Auto Emo ons 101)

Listen to What’s the Story weekly on KCKQ 1180 AM (streaming at h p://amm.streamon.fm) for more trivia.

Dennis DuPerault, author of Auto Emo ons 101 and co‐host on What’s the Story?® loves to talk about cars. His column will provide ps and tricks and mul ‐faceted informa on. He might mix it up a li le, but you can ask him anything you want about cars.

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“Walk the Turtle”

Mike Aloia

To be born with the heart of a lion, to have the wisdom of s llness in silence, to see the percep ons of each moment in me, to allow yourself to be as one with the flow inside the vibra ons of life.

To feel its hold upon your solitude and smell the fragrance of turning points, we imagine the possibili es of happiness while confron ng the reali es of wonderment of where and when the journey ends.

The fears of broken promise, the trials that are over, the tests we are given and the scores we face, the mes we praise and persevere become aspects of strength fed into our spirits, bow to your dreams.

Crossroads in life To become a watcher of the constant unfolding is given when humbled to the presence of truth and love, healed by hope and faith, to understand the direc ons of paths that lead to right, look deep, love.

Walk the turtle away from paths of sorrow, use your force to guide the soul, listen to your spiritual calling and follow the signs that will guide you, the heart speaks when you reach crossroads in life.

Mike Aloia is a father of two daughters and a proud grandfather. He is 50 years old and lives in Jacksonville, Florida. Mike is mul ‐talented: a cartoonist, comedian, musician, songwriter, actor, columnist, and the CEO of American Hearts Radio, LLC Entertainment Network. He has experience in web TV, radio entertainment produc on, ar st management, and other aspects of entertainment.

His column “Walk the Turtle” are his thoughts on slowing down, taking it easy, and enjoying life. Mike's work can be found in the following places: www.americanheartsradio.com

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In Black & White: The story of Floyd sneed Late 2016 release of Classic Drummer Hall of Fame and Pop Music Hall of Fame inductee (Three Dog Night), Floyd Sneed.

In Black & White is a wi y, entertaining and insigh ul book full of stories told by original Three Dog Night drummer, Floyd Sneed. Also played S.S. Fools and Dog & KATT bands from the 60s through the 80s and how he took his crea vity to another level with his own personal imagery that is joyful and inspired by his sense of humor. Published by LeRue Press, LLC. Follow Floyd on Twitter @FloydSneedDrums

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BobbyJoe Holman

I remember the curtains opening and all you could hear was screaming. It was impossible to see anything because of the bright spotlights in our faces.

Nothing but bright lights and screaming.

For many, it's hard to believe that the first me The Rolling Stones ever set foot on American soil and performed their music was on March 15, 1965 at The Swing Auditorium on The Na onal Orange showgrounds located in San Bernardino, California with a very popular local band from Rialto called Those Bushmen opening for them!

“I.E. Re‐visited” a weekly IECN publica on reconnects us to The Inland Empire’s music scene, historic loca ons and interna onal events that occurred

during the 1950’s and 1960’s!

I.E. Re‐visited is comprised of four individual, informa ve segments, which helps to remind us of the sights and sounds we experienced growing up in The Inland Empire during those years!

For example: Music from The Inland Empire‐ Reunites us to the original music and musicians who created and performed this music! The avid music fan will be given in‐depth stories and interviews taken from

Blue Note Café-I.E. Revisted musician and Inland Empire music, historian Mike Stax’s "Ugly Things" publica on, as well as the opportunity to listen to this music on the "I.E. Revisited" radio show on The Rialto Network Public Access Radio Sta on with yours truly hos ng! “Do You Remember?” asks the reader. Do you remember a certain special event?

Hot Rods! Choppers! Customs! Oh My! Join Rialto's Eddie P's bou que owner Carmen Palmer, as she is given a hands‐on and step‐by‐step instruc on by local hot rod builder Phil Hillman, to building a 1956 F150 Ford pickup hot rod from the ground up!

“Historic Inland Empire Loca ons, Then and Now! Special interest Inland Empire loca ons will be researched by Richard McInnis of the Rialto Historical Society and informa ve topics about the Inland Empire will be taken from a number of publica ons by author and historian John Anthony Adams.

So there you have it, my fellow brothers and sisters! Let’s re‐live those glorious mes, and please help me by sending any informa on or leads you may have that can make the “I.E. Revisited” experience more rewarding to:

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Bobby Joe Holman Bobby Joe Holman: The only professional harmonica player/instructor to have wri en, performed and been interna onally published with The Hal Leonard Corp., Warner Bros. Publishing, Music Sales Inc., CenterStream Publishing, StarLicks Inc. and Alfred Publishing.

If you can't get your songs to people one way, you have to find another.

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Richard G Pugh

Dr. T. Perry Tyson of San Jose, a formerly respected Reno physician, went on a shoo ng rampage while ‘holed up’ in the Bazzini Hotel in Wadsworth, Nevada.

In a front page headline dated Feb. 17, 1923, the Reno Evening Gaze e reported that Dr. Tyson seemingly became a raging “Madman” and “Maniac” before a Washoe County deputy killed him with a .45 caliber pistol. Subsequent headlines read; “Crazed Man is Killed in Gun Ba le With Posse”, “Former Nevada Physician Dies in Pistol Duel”, “Maniac Endangers Lives of Ci zens”, “Arrest Sought When A empt Made to Get Paiutes to Wipe Out Whites”, and “Dr. Tyson Holds Force of Officers at Bay in Wadsworth Hotel”.

Dr. Tyson had moved from Reno to the San Jose area in 1917, but returned to northern Nevada yearly. On one of his visits in 1922, he was arrested on a “Lunacy Charge” and was paroled into the custody of his son who took him back to live in the Bay Area.

Tyson returned to Reno on Feb. 12, 1923 and stayed at the home of a long time friend who saw him off to Wadsworth two days later commenting to investigators he appeared “normal at the time.”

It was reported that Dr. Tyson, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, had traveled from San Jose where he was living to Wadsworth, a very small community 25 miles east of Reno, for the expressed purpose of encouraging a group of Paiute Indians in the area to rise up against white se lers. It was not en rely clear why he wanted to do this but family members speculated that the doctor “may have had good reason to be sympathe c to Indian causes…” and he might have reacted to rumors that numerous Indians had been murdered by white se lers.

He apparently was distraught because their fishing areas along the Truckee River were being deprived of valuable water. In 1915 the Newlands Reclama on Project and its up stream construc on of the Derby Dam diverted large amounts of water to the Lahontan Reservoir for crop irriga on in the Fallon, Nevada area.

The Washoe County Sheriff’s office responded to a report that a man with a gun had secluded himself in a room in the Bazzini Hotel. For several hours the Sheriff, two depu es, the Jus ce of the police, a local physician, and the

Gun fight in Nevada in 1923 hotel owner tried unsuccessfully to persuade the man to surrender. It was a standoff!

At one me the use of tear gas was tried and as that failed to cause the gunman to come out, chloroform was introduced through the key hole. That tac c worked and caused the disturbed doctor to charge out of the room with pistol in hand firing directly at one of the depu es. Another deputy, observing this scene through a knothole in an adjoining room took dead aim, shot, and killed the doctor before he could injure the other officer.

In the Reno newspaper ar cle it was reported that Dr. Tyson, who at one me had been Chief Autopsy Surgeon for Washoe County, was studying psychiatry and was planning on wri ng a book on the subject.

“Tyson’s condi on was a result of over study” said the paper. “He was unbalanced as a result of studying psychiatry which pertains to healing mental diseases and became mentally deranged.

He had been of unsound mind for a long period; though at mes he appeared lucid.”

There was a brief inves ga on in Wadsworth but no evidence was ever presented to disprove anything other than a man with a gun being shot by police officers in the line of duty. Tyson’s family laid his ashes to rest in a columbarium in Oakland.

A er coming to Reno from Charleston, S.C. in 1973 to accept the posi on of CEO of the Nevada State Medical Associa on and serving as Director of Physician Rela ons at Washoe Medical Center for two years, Pugh re red in 1990.

Later he helped establish Health Access Washoe County (HAWC) and served as Board Member and President for several years. He has served as Adjunct Clinical Instructor at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and authored four books through the History of Medicine Program there.

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used to manipulate behavior, manage private lives and businesses, and to place unnecessary burdens on those who make our economy work. Elimina ng unnecessary regula ons and applying common sense to those rules that are necessary will free up capital and allow those who want and need to create jobs to do so.

Donald J. Trump‐Republican

Too few Americans are working, too many jobs have been shipped overseas, and too many middle class families cannot make ends meet. This tax plan directly meets these challenges with four simple goals: 1. Tax relief for middle class Americans: In order to achieve the American dream, let people keep more money in their pockets and increase a er‐ tax wages.

2. Simplify the tax code to reduce the headaches Americans face in preparing their taxes and let everyone keep more of their money.

3. Grow the American economy by discouraging corporate inversions, adding a huge number of new jobs, and making America globally compe ve again.

4. Doesn’t add to our debt and deficit, which are already too large.

system and rewriting bad trade agreements; Enhance access to justice and reverse the criminalization of immigrants; Establish parameters for independent oversight of key U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies.

Gary Johnson (L): Having served as Governor of a border state, Gary Johnson understands immigra on. He understands that a robust flow of labor, regulated not by poli cs, but by the marketplace, is essen al. Governor Johnson has long advocated a simplified and secure system of work visas by which willing workers and willing employers can meet in a robust labor marketplace efficiently and economically. Aspiring immigrants would undergo a background check, pay taxes and provide proof of employment.

Making it simpler and efficient to enter the U.S. legally will provide the greatest security possible, allowing law enforcement to focus its me and resources on the criminals and bad actors who are, in reality, a rela vely small por on of those who are today entering the country illegally.

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Hillary Clinton (D):

Hillary will: Enact comprehensive immigra on reform to create a pathway to ci zenship, keep families together, and enable millions of workers to come out of the shadows.

Defend President Obama’s execu ve ac ons to provide deporta on relief for DREAMers and parents of Americans and lawful residents, and extend those ac ons to addi onal persons with sympathe c cases if Congress refuses to act.

Promote naturaliza on and support immigrant integra on.

End family deten on and close private immigrant deten on centers.

Bernie Sanders (D): Through legislation and executive action, Senator Sanders will implement a humane and secure immigration policy that will: Dismantle inhumane deportation programs and detention centers; Pave the way for a swift and fair legislative roadmap to citizenship for the eleven million undocumented immigrants; Ensure our border remains secure while respecting local communities; Regulate the future flow of immigrants by modernizing the visa

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Donald J. Trump (R): Real immigra on reform puts the needs of working people first – not wealthy globetro ng donors. We are the only country in the world whose immigra on system puts the needs of other na ons ahead of our own. That must change. Here are the three core principles of real immigra on reform:

1. A na on without borders is not a na on. There must be a wall across the southern border.

2. A na on without laws is not a na on. Laws passed in accordance with our Cons tu onal system of government must be enforced.

3. A na on that does not serve its own ci zens is not a na on.

Any immigra on plan must improve jobs, wages and security for all Americans.

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Victor Warren 1) Never decide to write something based on the commercialism of selling it. Write about your personal passion. It will drive you and whoever wants to help you succeed.

2) Only op on a property (book, story, screenplay) with someone you feel really understands your passion about the project. If they are really ignited it will fuel their conversa ons with other folks when you are not around.

Helpful hints for story writers 3) Close you eyes and listen to the voice inside you. Let it write for you. If you don’t know who that voice is, ask it ques ons and create a conversa on on paper. If the voice tells you it does not want to talk, ask it why, and go from there.

4) Listen to everyone with an open mind. Try to really take everything in. You can sort it out later. But on first interchanges, open your heart and “really” listen.

Victor is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University where he majored in ac ng and direc ng. won Best Independent short film at the CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. He was awarded First Prize at both the MASSACHUSETS FILM OFFICE SCREEN WRITING COMPETITION and RHODE ISLAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL. As a director, THE REGISTER voted Victor Warren’s produc on of Woyzeck one of the best plays of 2002. Warren is part of Mac Crea ve Management, a bou que agency devoted to nurturing ar sts and branding them to allow them to fulfill their dreams. You can reach Victor at www.Glydascope.com , @victorwarren or @Mac_Crea ve

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cardiogram and said I was fine and that they had read it wrong at the other clinic. There went another ninety‐five dollars towards the non‐existent heart a ack fund.

All I have to say is, if I ever get admi ed to a hospital and the doctor looks at me and tells me I've had a heart a ack, my response will be " It's about damn me, I've got this one on Lay‐A‐Way!! ".

Brian is an author, former radio host, comedian and philosopher. He has been in the comedy business for over 20 years in Canada, the U.S. and the Bahamas. He lives in Charleston, South Carolina.

In the past few years, he went to Japan to entertain the U.S. Marine Corp where he opened for headliner Jackie Fabulous, a stand‐ up comedian herself. To book Brian, Contact him via his Facebook page: h ps://www.facebook.com/brian.t.shirley.5?fref=ts

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Issue: Health Care Hillary Clinton (D): Clinton: Hillary will: Defend the Affordable Care Act and build on it to slow the growth of out‐of‐pocket costs.

Crack down on rising prescrip on drug prices and hold drug companies accountable so they get ahead by inves ng in research, not jacking up costs. Protect women’s access to reproduc ve health care, including contracep on and safe, legal abor on.

Bernie Sanders (D): Be er Coverage Bernie’s plan would create a federally administered single‐ payer health care program. Universal single‐payer health care means comprehensive coverage for all Americans. Bernie’s plan will cover the en re con nuum of health care, from inpa ent to outpa ent care; preven ve to emergency care; primary care to specialty care, including long‐term and pallia ve care; vision, hearing and oral health care; mental health and substance abuse services; as well as prescrip on medica ons, medical equipment, supplies, diagnos cs and treatments. Pa ents will be able to choose a health care provider without worrying about whether that provider is in‐ network and will be able to get the care they need without having to read any fine print or trying to figure out how they can afford the out‐of‐pocket costs.

Gary Johnson (L): No comments related to healthcare specifically, although there is a position on abortion. Go to garyjohnson2016.com.

Donald J. Trump (R): Congress must act. Our elected representa ves in the House and Senate must:

Completely repeal Obamacare. Our elected representa ves must eliminate the individual mandate. No person should be required to buy insurance unless he or she wants to.

Modify exis ng law that inhibits the sale of health insurance across state lines. As long as the plan purchased

The difference between a democracy and a dictatorship is that in a democracy you vote first and take orders later; in a dictatorship you don't have to waste your time voting.

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complies with state requirements, any vendor ought to be able to offer insurance in any state.

Allow individuals to fully deduct health insurance premium payments from their tax returns under the current tax system.

Allow individuals to use Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).

Require price transparency from all healthcare providers, especially doctors and healthcare organiza ons like clinics and hospitals. Individuals should be able to shop to find the best prices for procedures, exams or any other medical‐ related procedure.

Block‐grant Medicaid to the states. Nearly every state already offers benefits beyond what is required in the current Medicaid structure.

Remove barriers to entry into free markets for drug providers that offer safe, reliable and cheaper products.

Issue: Veteran’s Administra on Hillary Clinton (D): Hillary will: Put our veterans needs first by ensuring access to mely and high quality care and blocking efforts to priva ze the VA. Ensure that the men and women who risk their lives for our country have access to a good educa on and good jobs when they come home by solidifying services and programs that connect veterans to jobs a er their service. Strengthen services and support for military families who serve alongside our service members.

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