Hillary at war over Don't ask don't tell policy
Opinion piece argues Hillary Clinton attacks the military’s policy on homosexuals, calling for open service and an end to discrimination. It notes the 1993 compromise, a 1993 White House order, and recent statements by Clinton, Gore, Cohen, and the White House about reforms and reviews. It questions why action now and criticizes the policy’s origins and implementation.
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Hillary Clinton
U.S
Defense
Hillary
White House
New York City
Clinton
Congress
Fort Campbell
Pentagon
William Cohen
al Gore
New York
Outcry Against Witchcraft Books in Schools Sparks Debate
A reader argues that banning Christian literature in schools forces a push toward witchcraft titles and cites a Bible story from Genesis to claim equal time for religious texts. The letter claims outlawing religion harms free speech and urges reconsideration before more values are erased.
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J. K. Rolling
Elyria
Joseph
Egypt
Letters to the Editor Rules from the Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 or fax 329-7282 or email ect ohio net.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Vermont court ruling redefines marriage sparks moral debate
The Vermont Supreme Court ruling extending marriage parity to homosexual couples prompts concerns about judicial overreach, altering longstanding moral norms. Critics cite Bork and Devlin on deferring to legislation, warn of erosions to traditional marriage and the dangers of courts defining morality over citizens.
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U.S. Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Vermont Supreme Court
Robert Bork
Wall Street Journal
Vermont
New York City
Bork
United States
Utah
Supreme Court
Patrick Devlin
Oxford University Press
Devlin
Wounded Knee legacy outlined by Tim Giago column
Tim Giago reflects on the 1973 occupation at Wounded Knee and the 1890 massacre, detailing key figures Russell Means Clyde Bellecourt Vernon Bellecourt and Dennis Banks. He notes infighting among movements, ongoing accusations over Anna Mae Pictou Aquash's death, and the mixed legacies of Means and the AIM leadership. Giago highlights community impact in Minnesota and the Lakota cost of the disputed legacy. He promotes his new book Notes from Indian Country Vol II and provides contact details.
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The
Ameri
Can Indian
Russell Means
Clyde
Vernon Bellecourt
Dennis Banks
Pine Ridge Reservation
Hollywood
Vernon
Minnesota
Peacemaker
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Means
Bellecourts
Anna Mae Pictou-Aquash
FBI
Ms. Pictou-Aquash
Pine Ridge
Wamblee
U.S
Denver
US Marshal Service
Twin Cities
United States
al Gore
Tim Giago
Glago Book Publishing L.L.C
Sioux Falls
Nanwia Keiji
Jackson Blvd
Suite 9
Rapid City
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