Editorial On Free Speech In North Ridgeville Meetings
Opinion urges repeal of North Ridgeville rule banning offensive language at council meetings. Warns against chilling public comment as ACLU challenges vagueness. Cites Feb. 20 incident with STAMP attorney and developer remarks, stressing First Amendment protection.
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North Ridgeville
John Adams
United States
The
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Jean Brown
Gerald Phillips
Brown
Bob Schmitt
Stamp
Tracking cell phone users raises privacy questions in E 911 push
Modesto Bee discusses the push for E 911 location tracking to speed emergencies while warning of privacy risks. Officials urge safeguards as carriers anticipate vast revenue from location data sales to retailers, prompting Sen. Edwards to seek limits on such data use.
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Federal Communications Commission
U.S
John Edwards
D-N.c
Proposing land purchase for a new Elyria high school site
A reader urges buying north of Fifth Street and gifting Fifth Street to the school board to centralize the campus. They warn stadium placement would require many buses, advocate construction from the Fourth Street alley across Fifth Street, and suggest using surplus land for parking and future expansion. The letter also defends Ny longe environmental efforts amid emissions concerns and critiques stem cell ethics debates as hypocritical.
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Fifth Street
Fourth Street
City of
Elyria
Sixth Street
Nylonge plant emits small hydrogen sulfide release
Letter from Nylonge management claims Aug 14 emissions under 30 pounds of hydrogen sulfide over about an hour, well below health hazard and reporting thresholds. EPA tests confirm safety and compliance guidelines. George Hrabik signs on behalf of Nylonge and union Local 1406.
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Ohio Epa
Federal Agency For Toxic Substances and Disease Control
Nyronge
Nylonge
Nylonge Corp
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
George Hrabik
Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees Local 1406
Sharpton for prez fuels partisan political theater
Cal Thomas argues Sharpton could shake the 2004 race, with Democrats facing a damaging choice and Republicans cheering. The column contends Sharpton’s history and rhetoric would polarize voters, complicate party unity, and test black leadership, warning of his potential as a political pied piper while noting past controversies.
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al Sharpton
Sharpton
Jesse Jackson
George W. Bush
New York City
Senate
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Willie Horton
Tawana Brawley
Jackson
White House
Karl Rove
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New York Times
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Richard Altfeld
George Hrabik Elyria
Prez
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Louis Farrakhan
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