Dear Judge Keep Your Record Intact Letter to Judge Lynett McGough
A private letter criticizes Ed Zaleski and Elyria PD official Al Leiby over a murder and drug case in Lorain County. The writer defends judicial secrecy, cites past court actions, and praises the judge while urging quiet conduct and public restraint. The tone is accusatory, defensive, and approving of secrecy.
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Lynett McGough
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Zaleski
Gumshoe
al Leiby
Elyria PD
Lesby
Leiby
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Dennis Will
David Basinski
Common Pleas
Elyria
West High
Torquemada
Andy Young Leads The Chronicle Telegram Editorial Team
Andy Young serves as editor of The Chronicle Telegram, guiding newsroom operations and editorial direction. The Chronicle Telegram remains a regional daily medium with community-focused reporting and local coverage.
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Andy Young
Chronicle-Telegram
Israel marks 50th anniversary amid tours and tensions
Israel plans hundreds of events from art shows to a Mt. Herzl torch ceremony to mark 50 years since statehood. Yet tourism officials report sagging travel as fears over Saddam Hussein and regional unrest deter visitors, with Americans especially cautious despite plans to boost attendance. The piece notes lingering Arab Israeli tensions since 1948 and a visible, armed security presence in cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
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Mt. Herzl
Jerusalem
Hebrew University
David Wolper
Israel
Saddam Hussein
Egypt
Iraq
U.S
Britain
Europe
Holy Land
Middle East
Oren Drori
Los Angeles
Drori
Saddam
Miriam Osman
Kenes Tours
Abraham
Mesopotamia
Canaan
Palestine
Kansas
Tel Aviv
Galilee
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Israel Ministry of Tourism Center
Goisrael
Tourism Ministry
Goisrael.com
Infotour
U.S. State Department
Travel.state.gov
Sally Macdonald
Seattle Times
Bethlehem
Old City
Jaffa
Luxor
Golda Meir
Menachem Bertin
Yitzhak Shamir Oko
Benjamin Netanyahu
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