Looking wrong way on Bosnia editorial stance
An editorial questions the Clinton administration's covert ties to Iranian arms shipments to Bosnia in 1994. It argues allowing or assisting arms transfers risked creating an Iranian backed Muslim state in Europe, warns of lingering Iranian influence, and stresses preventing a relapse of ethnic bloodshed after U.S. troops withdraw, while noting partisan calls for inquiry.
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Beer versus tobacco marketing and childhood impact
A reader argues beer ads wield the same influence as tobacco promotions, noting sports sponsorship and TV exposure that reach children. The piece asserts beer harms families, applauds tobacco regulation, and questions why beer faces less public backlash.
Tobacco fights and beer lobbies in Lorain County drive hunger aid
Target joins Harvest for Hunger for the fifth year as residents of Lorain County rally to aid the hungry. The campaign underscores ongoing food insecurity despite steady contributions from tobacco and beer producers and local supporters.
Target staff aid Lorain County in year round food drive
Target Human Resource staff joined the Harvest for Hunger drive in March and collected nearly 1,000 pounds of food for hungry families in Lorain County. The campaign expands efforts beyond Christmas to help year round, inviting employees and customers to participate and encouraging smaller companies to join. Julius, customer service manager, and Harrell, staffing specialist, lead Target Human Resource Companies Inc.
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Letters to the Editor Rules at The Chronicle Telegram
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Media bias claims overlook bias against solutions
Clarence Page argues that media bias is not simply liberal versus conservative. He cites a Freedom Forum poll showing reporters lean liberal or moderate, yet upper editors favor big business. He warns cynicism toward politicians erodes faith in institutions and fuels a bias against solutions and leadership.
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NRA class in prisons a modesto proposal
A Des Moines Register columnist argues the NRA should run prison education programs to teach inmates how to shoot, claiming fewer bystanders would be hurt while more thugs would be shot, then contrasts gun risk with car dangers and a Mayo Clinic study on alcoholics. The piece closes by noting Kaul’s authorship.
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