Editorial Flynn spares us Florida situation
Lorain County votes finalize two commissioner races. Democrat Mary Jo Vasi narrowly defeated Republican Eric Flynn, while Republican David Moore toppled Democratic incumbent Michael Ross. Flynn resisted post election challenges despite a 117 vote margin, citing stability after York International closure. He offered to help Vasi, earning praise for closure and civility.
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Eric Flynn
David Moore
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LaGrange Veterans Memorial dedication and funding update
An open letter salutes LaGrange Veterans Memorial efforts at Veterans Park detailing a $58,000 fundraising drive, volunteer coordination and goals to honor veterans educate youth and build a lasting community landmark. It notes finishing touches, benches, a sign, refurbished cannons and flag supplies.
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Reasonable Person Could Have Averted Florida Voting Crisis
A columnist argues the Florida vote dispute might have been resolved quickly if lawyers and judges applied the Reasonable Person standard from common law. He contrasts old tort reasoning with modern terms and suggests examining all ballots, including hanging and dimpled chads, to determine fair outcomes.
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Bush Cabinet of Many Faces Could Unite a Divided Nation
Chris Matthews envisions a diverse Bush Cabinet blend to appeal nationwide. Names floated include Christine Todd Whitman, Tom Ridge, William Gray, Pete King, Steve Goldsmith, Leon Panetta, Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice, and Rudolph Giuliani. The piece argues such a slate would balance factions and regional loyalties, signaling a unifying goal for a potential Bush presidency.
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