Mayor backs riverfront high school site in Elyria
Editorial argues the East Broad and East Bridge option is the lead site but urges broader community input. It notes potential benefits like downtown activity and river access, while flagging hazards from contamination and railroad proximity. Calls for evaluating all sites on academic merit first.
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East Broad
East Bridge Streets
Elyria
Bill Grace
Grace
Joseph Ferut
Spitzer
E. Jean Harper
Readers urge Elyria cleanup and local aims in letters
Letters to the editor urge downtown cleanup on Broad Street and storefront improvements. They advocate for a local grocery store for two high-rise residents, support Loomis Camera sign, and oppose another recreation center. Other letters praise Michael Brosky for judge and urge votes for Brosky on May 8. Additional pieces urge Sheffield Lake library levy support and endorse Martin Conry for Oberlin Municipal judge.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Loomis
Sheffield Lake
State of Ohio
Domonkas
Stephen Domonkas
Conry
Oberlin
Martin Conry
Attorney Conry
Bush spinners and press critique of China incident
Martin Schram weighs in on how Washington analysts portrayed President Bush during the China air crew release. He notes concerns about spin from officials and calls for journalists to resist being spun and to demand objective analysis of Bush’s handling of the incident and international airspace rules.
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America
China
Washington
Cognoscenti
George W. Bush
Bush
Army
Neal
Sealock
Washington Post
Condoleezza Rice
United States
New York Times
White House
Beijing
Ners
Lone Ranger
Henry Kissinger
Post
West Wing
Saturday Night Live
Peoria
Pensacola
Times
Britain
France
Brazil
Canada
U.S
Dutch euthanasia law shocks world and echoes Nazi era
Cal Thomas argues in strong terms that the Dutch Parliament's approval of a euthanasia measure mirrors Nazi dehumanization. He cites 10,000 protesters, warns of a slide toward valuing life by utility, and frames the change as a constitutional right to die eroding society's moral compass.
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Netherlands
Germany
Holland
Hague
America
C. Everett Koop
Francis Schaeffer
Abraham Kuyper
Mckendree Langley
Wilhelmina
Kuyper
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Michael Brosky
Boy Scouts
Bob and
Nancy
Betsy Ingram
Howard Dulmage
Martin Schram
Scripps Howard News Service
Martin
Schram
Cal Thomas