South Korea’s Lee picks cautious path on North Korea
The Washington Post editorial argues Lee Myung-bak favors engagement with North Korea but ties cooperation to Pyongyang fulfilling nuclear disarmament promises. It notes Roh’s previous carrots-only policy and contrasts ties with the United States and Japan, while highlighting upcoming choices over weapons policy amid stalled Yongbyon disclosures.
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Lee
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Pyongyang
State Department
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Celebrity jail time in Los Angeles illustrated with stars
The Los Angeles Times editorial critiques celebrity incarceration, noting Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie served brief jail terms while county jails overflow. It contrasts Glendale city jail with county custody, mentions Lindsay Lohan Michelle Rodriguez and Kiefer Sutherland, and comments on the era’s strike and TV production.
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America
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Lindsay Lohan
Nicole Richie
Bauer
Sutherland
Glendale
Rocky Delgadillo
Lee Baca
Baca
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Delgadillo
Richie
Lohan
Michelle Rodriguez
California
Rodriguez
Paris
Elyria reflections and protests mix town pride with debate
A reader laments local memories in Elyria Lorain County and criticizes Planned Parenthood funding abstinence education. They denounce a new county trash collection plan by Allied Waste, calling it greed driven and wasteful while praising volunteers and local sentiment.
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Robert F. Solomon
North Ridgeville
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Universal health care now urged in Christmas column
A columnist argues that universal health care is essential and feasible by expanding Medicare to all, criticizing market based care and insurance companies. The piece promotes government funded health care funded by taxes, calling for rapid adoption and noting the author’s final regular column next week.
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