Supreme Court rulings affirm rights over government overreach
The court's 5 4 decisions limit sting operations and protect defendants. Justices Souter and Thomas swing to limit entrapment, reversing a Nebraska farmer's child adult material conviction. Separate ruling bars appeals by prosecutors on plea bargains, upholding defense rights. In a third, Trevino receives a new trial due to potential racial bias from black jurors.
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Amour in Orbit: Sex and Mars Mission Delve
NASA debates sex in space on long missions and two year Mars voyages. Harvard psychologist Dr Peter Dews urges preliminary experiments while astronaut Michael Collins imagines a Mars crew of four married couples for emotional stability. Caution urged about logistics.
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Editorial Page Invitation for Reader Letters
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to express opinions through letters to the editor. It explains that editorials reflect the paper from the editorial board while guest pieces, cartoons, and columns challenge readers to form views and share responses.
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Time to fix our sewer problem in Eastern Heights
A collection of letters to the Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria officials to address a long neglected sewer situation. Readers argue for moral responsibility, criticize cost shifting to homeowners, and praise Gilgenbach for a proposed storm sewer fix. More letters praise education and thank a citizen for planning.
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Brokered Democratic dreams fade as Clinton era wanes
Washington journalist Sandy Grady surveys New York fever over Clinton and Brown ahead of the primary. He notes mob backlash, media scrutiny, and calls for a brokered convention collapse, arguing the nation seeks a plain spoken billionaire or new plan to revive jobs and industry.
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