Fracking and cracking spark jobs but health vigilance urged
The editorial argues that while fracking brings economic hope to Belmont County and neighboring areas, health and environmental risks require strong oversight by Ohio agencies. It notes emissions, wastewater, air and groundwater concerns, and the need for robust inspections and independent testing, citing a Yale study and calls for continued monitoring.
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Favorite tailgate foods draws equal Burgers and Wings at 43
Web poll results show Burgers and dogs tied at 43 percent each for favorite tailgate food with 14 percent for dips. A separate prompt asks readers how many Hall of Fame events they attend and directs to IndeOnline.com to vote.
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Letters to The Independent editors invite public opinions
The Independent welcomes letters to the editor up to 300 words with name street city and daytime phone for verification. Submissions may be edited for length clarity and libel or obscenity. No more than one letter per writer in 30 days. no form letters or poetry accepted.
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Subscriptions Rates and Hours Listed for Daily and Sunday
Weekly by motor route and monthly by mail prices shown. Daily and Sunday subscription costs 10.15 monthly by mail 40.48 with Sunday repository. Customer service hours listed from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
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Plan-itis in Democratic debates on health care direction
Kaiser Family Foundation President Drew Altman argues voters want clear choices over health care direction rather than detailed plans. Focus groups show voters care about whether a candidate backs a single national plan like Medicare for All or builds on the ACA with a public option, signaling broader government involvement and ideological stance.
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Head in Space Truthful Hope From A Rocketing Era
A Letter to the Editor recalls a fifth grade essay predicting lunar flight as rockets developed. The writer notes historic bets by pioneers like Dr. Robert Goddard, who faced ridicule, and celebrates humanity’s moon landing fifty years later, urging perseverance.
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