Editorial and letters encourage public debate
The piece explains that editorials reflect the newspaper’s opinion while letters and syndicated columnists present readers’ views on national and international issues. It urges readers to share opinions via letters to the editor to foster public discussion about issues affecting daily life.
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Harambe deaths spark debate over zoo decision
Our Opinion defends the Cincinnati Zoo's lethal response to a 450 pound gorilla when a four year old boy fell into Harambe's moat. Advocates say the safety of the child justified the shooting though critics question the choice of force over tranquilizers and blame parents and barriers for the incident.
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The People Speak Pensions drain district budgets
The editorial warns pensions strain townships and school districts nationwide. It contrasts Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution plans, noting underfunding and rising costs. It argues future budgets could devote 50 to 75 percent to pensions, reducing funds for education and services while urging taxpayers to accept higher taxes.
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Clinton emails probe deepens credibility woes for Trump rival
State Department inspector general found Hillary Clinton clearly violated policies by using a personal email server and failed to obtain proper permission. The report notes incomplete handover of documents and security risks while interviews with top aides were resisted. Clinton campaign framed findings as consistent with other officials, but the critique remains a political headache.
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Dead-enders of 2016 weigh options as Sanders slows
The piece reflects on Sanders supporters who resist Clinton and some who back Trump, calling them dead-enders. It recalls 2008 dynamics around Obama Clinton and notes debates, health reform, and party loyalty. It urges restraint and warns against over-identifying with a single candidate.
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