Opinion: Calm, organized response demanded on Ebola crisis
The piece argues against hysteria over Ebola relief workers returning to the United States. It urges respectful support for Brantly and Writebol, notes CDC efforts to send more workers, and stresses stopping the outbreak at its source in Africa. It cites Bausch and Schwarz on outbreak drivers and calls for a $100 million WHO plan and sustained global resources.
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United States
Kent Brantly
Nancy Writebol
Africa
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Guinea
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Nigeria
Samaritan
Atlanta
Tom Frieden
Americans
West Africa
Daniel G. Bausch
Lara Schwarz
PLOS
World Health Organization
Afghan War Drags On as Greene Killing Fuels Debate
The Kabul killing of Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene by an Afghan shooter compounds U S doubt over keeping troops in Afghanistan. With about 30,000 U S troops now and calls to retain 10,000 after year’s end, stalled Afghan elections and a stalled security pact threaten a long U S presence as talks with Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah fail to resolve a future leadership and pact.
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Harold J. Greene
Kabul
United States
U.S
Obama
Greene
Taliban
NATO
Hamid Karzai
Ashraf Ghani
Abdullah Abdullah
Abdullah
John Kerry
Karzai
Iraq
Avon Lake faces 100 year choice on power plant future
Residents discuss the Avon Lake power plant as a long term tax base and lakefront option while balancing clean environment goals. The piece also critiques regional politics and community response to change amid broader Northeast Ohio focus.
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Avon Lake
NRG Energy Co
Nixon orders 1971 Brookings break in premise sparks Watergate
The piece recalls Nixon ordering a break in at Brookings Institute in 1971 to seize diplomacy files on North Vietnam during 1968 campaign, a move tied to later Watergate. It notes how aides ignored the Brookings directive and links the incident to broader illegal actions, Nixon’s downfall, and Ken Hughes's theory in Chasing Shadows. The column references Lyndon Johnson, Anna Chennault, the Pentagon Papers timing, and IRS leverage talk, ending with a postscript on George Will.
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Washington
Oval Office
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
Richard Nixon
Brookings Institution
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
Brookings
White House
Ken Hughes
University of Virginia
Miller Center
Hughes
Chennault
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
South Vietnam
Dick Allen
Anna Chennault
S.S
Secret Service
New York
Saigon
National Security Agency
CIA
FBI
Johnson’s Ranch
Walt Rostow
Johnson
LBJ
New York Times
Pentagon
Defense Department
Vietnam
Special Investigations Unit
Aka
the Plumbers
IRS
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LeBron James
LeBron
Northeast Ohio
Wallflower
America
CNN
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Wahoo
Cleveland Americans
Terry Wacker Elyria
George Will
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