Ohio's control state system keeps liquor sales steady
William Flaherty outlines Ohio's liquor control model as a proven approach that limits advertising and promotes moderate consumption. He argues private retailers push higher intake, cites public health studies linking reduced consumption to fewer alcohol problems, and notes state profits fund education and health programs while supporting youth prevention efforts.
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America
East
United States
Louis Jolyon West
Department of Health and Human Services
Institute of Medicine
National Academy of Sciences
Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Administration
Gallup
U.S. Department of Human Services
William Flaherty
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Baby M case polarizes on motherhood and fatherhood rights
The Baby M surrogate custody saga ends its first year in Hackensack court, highlighting a clash over parenting roles. William Stern and Mary Beth Whitehead faced a landmark trial while demonstrators argued about maternal versus paternal rights, with critics warning against reductive views of fatherhood.
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Hackensack
New Jersey
Bergen County
William Stern
Mary Beth Whitehead
Solomon
Baby M
Mary Beth
Wes
Landfill fears rise over methane leaks and unsafe dumping
Tom laments Chronicle-Telegram coverage of BFI sites in Russia Township and Westlake. Residents fear toxic dumping and underground gas travel threatening health. He questions oversight, sealing practices, and the safety of ongoing landfill operations, urging safer, healthier waste management for future generations.
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Tom
Chronicle-Telegram
BFI
Russia
Bay Village
Russia Township
Vote for Quality Education Elyria Levy Proposal
A local resident urges voters to approve Issue 5 on May 5 to fund Elyria schools. The author highlights strong programs, student successes, and careful finances, noting state funding will stay level and local costs rise moderately. The message frames the levy as essential to maintain quality education for all children.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
California
Elyria kids deserve levy vote for Issue 5
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram urges residents to support the Elyria city school levy Issue 5, highlighting strong schools, state funding cuts, and the broader community benefit from quality education. It argues for YES to ensure continued academic opportunities for children and value to homes and economy.
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Elyria
Elyria Public School Jevy Support Urges Vote May 4
Andrew W. Culberson of Geisel Heating and Air Conditioning urges Elyria residents to back public school funding on May 4. He argues education is vital to attracting businesses and maintaining fiscal responsibility in the district.
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Jevy
Andrew W. Culberson
Geisel
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