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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 2000

Page

3

Lorain County mulls move from punch cards to electronic voting

County commissioners urge the Board of Elections to study replacing punch-card ballots with touch screen voting amid debate over cost and security. Officials note past recounts, hand checks, and chad standards while warning against hasty overhauls.

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Letter urging action on MRDD funding in Ohio

An editorial letter from Ellen L. Payner and a second contributor defense of local figures urge Ohio to address underfunded MA DC services for adults with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. The writers emphasize home care burdens on aging parents, federal Medicaid funds potential, and calls for legislative action and public advocacy.

Murray Ridge Center Gov. Taft Ohio

Supreme Court seals tangled 2000 election

Washington columnist Sandy Grady chronicles the final hours of the Bush Gore fight as the Supreme Court intervenes, ending weeks of recount drama. The decision prompts sharp dissent from Justices Stevens and Ginsburg and sparks questions about the court’s impartiality and the country’s faith in the electoral process.

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Bush and Congress in gridlock myths and hopes

Ben Wattenberg argues that partisan bitterness and gridlock may not block progress. He notes the economy remains strong, Supreme Court fractures persist, and Bush can govern effectively through administration and foreign policy. He cites Wolfowitz as a potential advisor and invites reader responses.

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