Lorain farmland preservation task force meets to curb sprawl
In eastern Lorain County and across Ohio, farmland loss worries residents as development accelerates. Governor George Voinovich forms the Ohio Farmland Preservation Task Force to explore incentives and methods to keep farmland intact while balancing growth. The plan mirrors programs in 16 states that pay the gap between development and agricultural values, preserving land with permanent limits on use.
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High school athletes deserve fair media coverage
A Chroncle Telegram letters reply from Ron Feskanin of LaGrange defends high school athletes against being labeled losers. The writer, a Midview football parent, argues media coverage is unequal but urges sticking to respect and facts, noting playoff participation and playoff cheering at Avon Eagles events.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ron Feskanin
LaGrange
Midview
Avon Eagles
Avon High School
Middleton reader defends Midview players after losses
A reader urges kindness toward Midview basketball players after a game, criticizing Mr Feskanin for calling the young athletes losers and urging empathy before name calling. The note stresses that the players are not losers and deserve support.
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Gun laws spark debate on rights and safety
A reader letter ridicules a Nov 18 guest editorial criticizing gun control in the St. Louis Dispatch. It argues limits won’t curb crime, cites Switzerland’s armament, and warns against eroding the Second Amendment while linking gun rights to First Amendment protection.
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England
United States
Nightline on Child Witnesses Draws Criticism
A reader’s critique of Ted Koppel’s Nightline program A Child’s World condemns the show for biased treatment of child sexual abuse cases. It argues interviews favored prosecutors and experts, citing omissions and aggressive interrogation that skewed perception of juries and due process.
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McMartin
California
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Newt Gingrich
Cornell University
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Jim Hill
Ceci
Helene Hembrooke
Cornell
Helen Hembrooke
American Psychological Association
Clinton Faces Urgent Tasks: Cabinet Picks and Budget Deadlines
President Clinton must name a top foreign policy team with George Mitchell likely as secretary of state and Bill Cohen as defense chief. The budget dispute splits Rubin and Summers favoring near balance by 2002 versus zero deficit by 2002.
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Seattle
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Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
Richard Riley
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