Julie Wallace Assistant Managing Editor
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2007
Page
2
Our Opinion One-time money and a tax setback
The Lorain County sales tax increase failed by a wide margin, leaving the county with ongoing fiscal strain. Record investment income of 8 million appears temporary, while costs in mandated services rise and jail crowding persists. The piece argues prudent cuts and realistic budgeting without an immediate tax hike.
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Lorain County
Dan Talarek
George Bush
GOP
Bush
Brown
Jeff Curtiss
Elyria
Kosovo independence crisis risks and proposed Western actions
A Los Angeles Times editorial warns that Kosovo will likely declare independence early next year despite Serbian and Russian objections. It urges NATO to boost forces, the EU to deploy international police, the UN to offer safe passage for Serbs, and President Bush to engage Moscow to avert renewed Balkan violence.
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Balkans
Kosovo
U.N
Serbia
Russia
United States
European Union
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
Ibar
Kosovska Mitrovica
Presevo Valley
South Ossetia
Abkhazia
NATO
United Nations
Bush
Vladimir V. Putin
Kennebunkport
Maine
Moscow
Afghanistan
Iraq
Europe
Sedlak criticized for liberal bashing and Iraq stance
Letters condemn Ken Sedlak for caricaturing opponents in op eds while defending Iraq policy. Kevin Jacobs, Beverly Smith, and Jeff Curtiss critique his rhetoric, missteps, and a broader view that Bush era policy harms national discourse and credibility.
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Ken Sedlak
Sedlak
Iraq
Don Quixote
Mr. Sedlak
al-Qaida
America
Clinton misfires as Obama gains ground
Post columnist Jee Robinson argues Clinton missteps by elevating Obama to co star status and attacking him on experience and ambition. He notes polls show Clinton led but shrinking, urges focus on substance like universal health care, and warns against painting Obama as an unwarranted usurper while Obama remains a serious challenger.
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Hillary Clinton
Barack Obama
Clinton
Obama
John Edwards
Daily Rasmussen Reports
Ing
Iowa
Edwards
America
U.S. Senate
Senate
Bill Clinton
Little Rock
Washington
Clunker
Illinois
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