Blood shortage worries Lorain County group
Richard Cluck, president of the Lorain County Blood Bank, warns that demand for blood rises while supply falls. Despite 40 000 units collected annually, shortages and past droughts prompted warnings from the Red Cross and local officials. A longtime donor, Arthur Goodman, has given 296 pints and hopes to reach 40 gallons, illustrating the generosity needed to meet future needs.
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Robin Kopronica battles developer over King's Woods fate
Robin Kopronica, chairwoman of the King's Woods Preservation Committee, accuses developer Jerry Bishop of cutting trees in King's Woods. She cites endangered Indiana bats to pressure delay, while Bishop demands 3 million dollars by August end to sell or finish the project.
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Measure of morality is kindness and respect
Barbara Hall defends morality as kindness and respect in a letter arguing against using Leviticus to condemn homosexuality. She notes biblical passages on animal sacrifice and slavery and questions basing rights on ancient law, urging moral judgment on kindness over gender similarity.
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Ring Three Baffles With Grim Graveyard Image
A vivid description centers on Mrs. King dressed as a sad clown spinning in her grave in ring three, while Amn ox bellowed approvingly, conveying a somber, humorous stage moment.
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Birds in Ohio see decline and reclamation gains
The Ohio Alliance for the Environment newsletter notes grassland birds like the eastern meadowlark and grasshopper sparrow decline in western Ohio. It highlights surface mining reclamation creating large manmade grasslands that provide refuge for these species and mentions the International Center for the Preservation of Wild Animals near Cumberland as North America’s largest wildlife preserve atop a strip-mine scar.
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Correction: Ghost story house linked to Maddocks misreported
A Tuesday Opinion column correction clarifies that the so called ghost story house was not Maddocks residence. The house cited sits across the street from the Maddock home and not connected to Ellen Maddock Sallay.
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Rising hate culture feeds violence and excuses
Marie Cocco argues in Newsday that hate groups and bigotry have grown unchecked in America. She cites FBI inattention after Oklahoma City, online recruitment by white supremacists, and policy cruelties against gays and abortion opponents as proof of a hostile climate.
JFK memoirs tape reveals pained president before death
Chris Matthews reports a taped installment dictated two weeks before JFK’s assassination. The President reflects on Diem’s murder, accepts U S responsibility for the Saigon coup, then pauses to talk with John Jr. and recite a nursery rhyme about seasons.
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