Editorial Judge correct on Punsalan decision
The editor supports allowing Ricardo Punsalan, found not guilty by reason of insanity in a 1994 homicide, to attend movies and dine outside a mental hospital with safeguards. Experts say he is not a danger, but prosecutors dispute certain conclusions. The piece argues for cautious reintegration and trust in mental health professionals.
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Punsalan
Common Pleas
Edward Maleski
North Coast Behavioral Health Care System
Sagamore Hills
Steven Noffsinger
North Coast
Noffsinger
Signs and traffic woes stir Amherst letters to editor
Amherst residents complain about sign ordinance causing bizarre displays and urge caution on roads near Sheffield and Detroit Road. A reader condemns stem cell debates while urging foster care focus and student bus safety as school resumes. Ray Younglas of LaGrange signs off.
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Amherst
Cleveland Clinic
Bush should stop playing nice with Democrats
Cal Thomas argues President Bush should abandon tone based tactics and counterattack Democrats on social programs and spending. He urges a Reagan like approach, targeting waste, fraud and abuse, and cites CAGW data and Gephardt as focal points to reframe fiscal policy battles.
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Washington
Reagan
Heritage Foundation
CAGW
House
Richard Gephardt
Gephardt
Massachusetts
Congress
Reconsidering U S immigration policy amid growth and impact
Bonnie Erbe argues for a careful, public input driven reassessment of U S immigration policy amid record population growth and rapid demographic shifts. She notes higher immigrant shares, unequal assimilation, and the political plea for balanced immigration reform that weighs benefits against costs.
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