Prosecutor strips aide of badge over bar incident
Gregory White, county prosecutor, removed 33 year old assistant Christopher Cook from his badge and duties after determining he used it to enter a Put-In-Bay bar during Memorial Day weekend. Cook was demoted and his salary cut by 5362 dollars. he will now prosecute parents behind on child support. White notes high standards and investigations into the matter show seriousness. He left open a possible chance for badge restoration if he mends his ways.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Readers Letters
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Nuclear waste shipping plan draws safety and cost concerns
Critics say Congress should not force DOE to haul highly radioactive spent fuel to a Nevada parking lot until Yucca Mountain proves a viable long term storage site. They argue no safe storage method exists and Yucca Mountain remains uncertain and behind schedule.
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Ohio Turnpike stance framed in congressional vote
Amy Ryder reports from Cleveland that the Ohio congressional delegation faces an obligation to protect constituents by voting no on the bill referencing the Ohio Turnpike. The piece emphasizes political accountability and the stance of local lawmakers.
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Time for U S to Exit GATT and Global Agencies
Opinion piece argues the United States should withdraw from GATT and oppose international bodies like the United Nations NAFTA NATO SEATO and the Trilateral Commission It claims foreign governments could block U S corporate mergers such as Boeing and McDonnell Douglas and urges readers to contact Congress to end participation in these groups and national sovereignty fears.
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If the Cold War ends why keep the CIA
Clarence Page argues the CIA's role is outdated as the Cold War ends. A declassified UFO study raises trust issues, while secrecy persists. He questions the CIA’s necessity, noting multiple agencies cover espionage needs and urging an end to the covert empire.
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Campaign finance misdeeds prompt new election laws
Martin Schram outlines how the Senate probe into 1996 campaign fundraising reveals a pattern of money influences at the White House and DNC. He cites alleged laundered funds linked to Asian financiers, suggests bipartisan entanglements, and argues for stronger rule enforcement while noting past scandals.
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