Roses and raspberries editorial blast
The editorial salutes Ohio State star Orlando Pace for returning for his senior year despite the trend toward early departures. It also condemns Kipton officer James R. Baker for firing near teens, Gov. George Voinovich for resisting more day care funding, praises ratings transparency in TV, and denounces provocative alternative Barbies for sale in San Francisco.
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Commissioner rebuts editorial on NOACA 1990 vote
The commissioner cites a Dec 13 NOACA meeting and a Dec 15 editorial, arguing the 1990 resolution choice is a take it or leave it. He notes ODOT split funds into two pots major new and everything else and urges Mayor Dave Anderson to advocate.
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NOACA chair urges regional planning on I-90 and transit
Lorain County commissioner Blair, NOACA president, calls for Metropolitan Planning Organization to involve five counties in decision making. He cites transit oriented design for I-90 corridor, seeks alliances beyond Lorain County, and stresses forum for civil discussion to include all regional parts.
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Letters to the Editor Rules for submission
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Out of control courts loom as a hot political issue
William Rusher warns that activist judges have reinterpreted the Constitution and expanded court power, intruding into school policy, taxation, and civil rights. He cites Hawaii gay marriage, California ballot measures, and GOP-appointed critics, noting rising public concern and neo conservative backlash. The piece predicts a major future debate over judicial independence and limits.
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Admitting a Race Problem Can Start Healing
A personal narrative by Sara Eckel explores growing up with racism, the casual yet harmful forms of bias in good intention, and the journey from self deception to honest change. The piece reflects on childhood experiences with Simone, Melissa, and later party guests, urging national acknowledgment of a race problem to move forward.
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