Friday, October 6, 2006
Battling eminent domain Regarding "Going after Kelo; Inhofe bill needs careful scrutiny" (Our Views, Sept. 25): Agricultural lands on the fringe of urban sprawl are especially vulnerable to Kelo-type condemnation actions. More broadly, however, private property owners generally are at risk of being displaced by richer, more profitable enterprises. An American Farm Bureau Federation poll found that 95 percent of the Amer...
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