By Bob Difley If you don’t want the current lousy economy to keep you from following the blue highways this summer, try some of the following cost-cutting measures to reduce your overhead while not constricting your lifestyle. Most are just changing your old habits for new, more efficient ones. Drive 55. Lower speeds means more
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By Bob Difley Soon the lame duck congress will pass the baton to a new house consisting of many new representatives elected on the platform of cutting costs and reducing debt. A noble effort, as long as the costs being cut do not affect our particular interests. So with that aim in mind, it would
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By Bob Difley Unless you’ve been out in the boonies for several months, way beyond the reach of a radio signal, you know that the recession is not quite over. Joblessness is still somewhere near the top of Mt. Whitney, services have been cut to the non-existent, and a nervous populace is burying money under
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By Bob Difley New York Times columnist Tom Friedman published a letter in his column last week written by a friend of his and published in his friend’s local newspaper. As he stated, the writer makes a good point, which I repeat here. “I’d like to join in on the blame game that has come
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