RU-486 case highlights policy stupidity and research blocks
The piece argues government resistance to RU-486 imports and abortion research reflects political bias more than medical need. It links bans to broader delays in contraception and therapies, warning of a looming black market and insufficient supervision for use abroad. The author criticizes the administration and Benton for ignoring medical realities and stresses the policy harms in treating other illnesses.
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Leona
Reagan
Bush
Benton
France
Benten
FDA
Europe
Readers battle abortion ruling and Pecora case in letters
Colleen Linn of Elyria condemns Roe v. Wade as a death warrant and urges pro‑lifers to study biology. Roberta Hilko and Gail Hilko of Lorain defend councilman Ron Pecora, recounting his gun defense and alleged wrongful conviction while praising his public service.
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Paul Facinelli
Facinelli
Justice Scalia
Ron
Pecora
Ron Pecora
Pecora case sparks calls for justice reform
A letter from Gladys Smith of Lorain denounces the Pecora case as a mis carriage of justice. She portrays Ron Pecora as a pillar of the community and alleges guilty parties escape accountability, urging reconsideration of charges and sentence to restore public confidence in the legal system.
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Ron Pecora
Port Authority Board
Bush Embraces Truman as New Idol in 1992 Campaign
Washington bureau chief Sandy Grady notes George Bush channels Harry S. Truman, citing Truman’s 1948 comeback and the President’s reliance on similar tactics. The piece compares Bush’s slump to Carter 1980 and weighs shifts like bringing back Jim Baker, while warning against overreliance on a “trust” message and calls for concrete economic plans.
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Truman
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Harry
Reagan
Stuart Eizenstadt
New York Times
Bill Clinton
Carter
Ted Kennedy
Iran
Jim Baker
Clinton
White House
al Gore
Gore
Bush & Co
Saddam Hussein
Tom Foley
George Mitchell
Jimmy
Harry Truman
McCullough
God
George Bush
Sandy Grady
Washington
Philadelphia Daily News
Aristide face questions as Haitian corruption surfaces
Washington shifts stance on Aristide amid scrutiny of his brief presidency. The focus centers on Roland Seide, a Haitian figure tied to Aristide with sudden wealth and alleged drug-trafficking links. Police investigations and public opinion profiled Seide, whose release sparked controversy and raised doubts about Aristide's return.
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Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Aristide
Sombie Telara
Roland Seide
Seide
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Raitian
Face
de Eenis Waren
Ber
Haiti
CIC
U.S
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