Prozac's impact as patent fades and therapy shifts
The loss of Prozac’s patent spurs cheaper generics, sparking debate on sales, stock, and the drug’s fame. Critics question overreliance on meds, noting counseling declines and the risk that drugs may mask issues without addressing underlying life factors. The piece stresses ongoing, unresolved philosophical and medical debates in a fast changing psychiatric landscape.
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Elyria High School site choice favors district land
Letters argue Elyria High School will be built on the stadium site despite resident input and claim old Elyria West site offered access and expansion potential but was rejected for safety, disruption, and annexation concerns. A separate note urges neutering to curb puppy euthanasia and overpopulation at Lorain County pounds.
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EHS
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Tax rebate divides winners and losers in Bush plan
Clarence Page notes that the $600 couple rebate benefits the top earners while millions pay payroll and sales taxes with no rebate. He cites Treasury and think tank figures, flags looming deficits, and rising costs in Social Security Medicare and defense as Congress funds the program.
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Terry McAuliffe
America
Bush
Ed McMahon
Citizens For Tax Justice
Ctj.org
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Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Congress
End the two term limit on presidents now
Chris Matthews argues for scrapping the 22nd Amendment to allow presidents a potential third term. He cites Clinton’s popularity, media coverage, and modern television as enabling leaders to remain influential beyond two terms, and suggests a libertarian path to democracy through the amendment process. He critiques past limits while acknowledging Nixon’s era and Eisenhower’s restraint.
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Yalta
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Arthur Schlesinger
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