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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2001
Page
3
The Washington Post argues Senate Republicans used obstruction against Clinton nominees and questions if Democrats will mirror that approach. It notes Leahy as new Judiciary chair, expects prompt consideration of nominees, and asks whether vacancies will decrease within a year.
A reader questions college based teacher training and argues on job student teaching matters. He notes some teachers succeed without strong college work and recalls Oakland Schools experiments with Ebonics and the push for better literacy despite big funding. He suggests apprenticeships over formal classrooms for some teachers.
The text argues that peace stems from adhering to rules and guidance from churches, religions, and leaders. It praises democracy when guided by truth and warns that faith groups err when promoting violence, drugs, or perversion. It calls for spiritual leadership to unite nations and foster inner peace.
Clarence Page notes President Bush spoke firmly on embryonic stem cell research but trimmed federal funding to a near ban, avoiding new embryo lines yet urging federally funded work with existing lines. He argues the stance reflects a moral caution that hampers scientific progress but could shift back as public understanding grows.
Morton Kondracke argues President Bush must confront Hollywood and the recording industry to credibly advance his values and character agenda. He cites rising media violence, sexual content and gaps in sex education, urging Bush to support clearer ratings, FTC regulation, V chip usage, and parental guidance in media exposure.
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