January 3, 2012
Jack Simpson
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SIMPSON: Tough questions in wake of suspect's capture
Thumbs up to the Boston area law enforcement team and the people for doing what can only be described as "one-hell-of-a-fine job" in solving the Boston Marathon bombing case.
Jack Simpson: Memories of small-town life linger on
When you think about it, there is a lot to be said for growing up in a small town.
Jack Simpson: Hoover's No. 3 man has left us
He's gone, and I shall join the ranks of family and friends who will miss him.
Jack Simpson: Quit smoking before you learn the hard way
Observers are wondering if President Obama is fighting his battle with tobacco and trying to quit.
Special gift brings back memories
This special gift brings back many memories.
Jack Simpson: Special memories of Veterans Day
Another Veterans Day has come and gone. As a combat veteran of World War II, I am thankful I was lucky enough to be around for the celebration.
Jack Simpson: Head for the belfry
I've collected a few remarks others have found amusing and maybe even helpful in daily living.
Jack Simpson: Closet cleaning
When I began this horrible chore, I found things in my closets I had forgotten I had.
Jack Simpson: Swindlers and scammers reach out to touch someone
If you own a phone or a computer, and most of us do, you can expect someone to try to swindle you.
Jack Simpson: Wild animals made good pets in the Depression
Back during the Great Depression, times were tough. We couldn't afford new clothes, let alone a fancy pet.
Jack Simpson: Memorial Day a time for prayer, reflection
For all of us veterans and families who gathered at the American Legion, Memorial Day was a day for prayer, salutes to the flag and speeches about honoring our fellow soldiers who paid the ultimate price to keep us free.
Jack Simpson: Overuse of antibiotics may threaten future well-being
The antibiotics we depend upon are reportedly losing their effectiveness and we may share the blame.
Jack Simpson: Campaign financing
I guess you did not get an invitation from George Clooney to attend his $40,000 a plate dinner for President Obama, huh?
Jack Simpson: Drones have changed modern warfare
Warfare evolves with time, and with changes in technique and weapons.
Jack Simpson: Country music awards...in name only?
Country music is a far cry from what it once was.
Jack Simpson: Physicial therapy brings improvement in spite of myself
My shattered knee gets a workout on a stationary bike, a treadmill, weight machines, steps, lifts, as well as stretches and bends.
Jack Simpson: America can't afford to bargain away our defense
Obama seems more interested in social welfare than national security.
Jack Simpson: We still have a chance to 'win big' in the land of opportunity
Win or lose, playing the lottery is our choice.
Simpson: Are Americans overburdened with their own excess 'stuff?'
What will we do with all our 'stuff'?
SIMPSON: One by sea, one by land, one cause
Unusual events that happen in life occasionally trigger new unexpected responses.
Simpson: Stay active even if your overall mobility decreases
Stay active in your own way and you will be happy you did.
Jack Simpson: Just call me lucky; injury could be worse
Thanks to all the well-wishers and visitors who aided in my recovery.
JACK SIMPSON: Recuperating from a fall
It looks like Madison will be home for a while until I've recovered from my knee surgery. I believe I am in good hands and those hands will help me eventually return to my daily routine.
JACK SIMPSON: Westerns told us tales that live on in memory
If you are a senior citizen, you probably miss those old western movies we used to go see on Saturday afternoons.
JACK SIMPSON: No matter how careful you are, the bug can still get you
No matter how careful you are, the bug can still get you.
JACK SIMPSON: Remembering the life and times of Mr. Gray
Often we think of Mr. Gray and we miss his visits in spite of the fact that he was wild and stand-offish and not the least affectionate.
Simpson recalls grim cat and mouse game with Germans in WWII
Jack Simpson, retired FBI agent and long-time bailiff in Rockdale and Newton County courts, started his career in law enforcement right out of high school until he got a call from the draft board.
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