Tutu rises as a modern preacher of peace at Duke Chapel
Desmond Tutu addressed a packed Duke University Chapel audience on January 19, tying his critique of apartheid to a gospel mandate. He urged that faith must lead to justice and solidarity, warning against politics overpowering ministry while calling for universal compassion and freedom.
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N.C
Duke University
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Tutu
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Mama
Soweto
Annie
Nelson Mandela
Winter’s Cabin Fever Turns Into Family Quarrel
A father notes the strain of a long winter as four kids lock their mother away playing football and cluttering the living room with broken Hummels. He proposes a calmer plan to keep peace until April, suggesting Monopoly and family time.
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Beirut
Beware the traps of bigots op-ed on MLK Day
The author reflects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations, praising media handling and dignified participation. He argues black Americans have reached a new maturity seeking freedom, education, and equality, while warning that bigotry and prejudice will block progress. He urges non violent action, self belief, and better understanding across all communities.
Eaton Township residents warn against private jails plan
Local residents urge turnout at January 31 public hearing over a zoning amendment to permit private jails in Eaton Township. They criticise the zoning board, worried about safety near fuel tanks and existing prisons, and call for a plan for a better tomorrow.
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Eaton Township
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Alan Zaleski
Tansey and
Bara
Robert Lessing
Ohio
Cincinnati
Libya
Ross Co. praised for EPA supervised operations
A letter defends Ross Incineration Co. against concerns over chemical waste disposal. The writer, a former Ross employee, argues EPA monitors Ross activities, notes the company serves as an EPA test site for air standards, and contends safer disposal than a landfill. The piece urges public support for Ross’s operations.
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Wayne Cowley
The
Chronicle
Mr. Cowley
Ross Corporation
EPA
Ross
Ross Incineration Co
Cowley
No Rock N Roll Fan In Cleveland Reflects On Mania
A Cleveland observer critiques the rock n roll craze as discordant noise, arguing tunes before the genre qualify as music and expressing disdain for contemporary rock culture. The remark contrasts past music with present popular sound around the city.
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Cleveland
Pushing Their Luck: Helen Johnson Sentenced for Child Endangering
Reader letter praising Judge Betleski for sentencing Helen Johnson to 4 1/2 to 15 years after the deaths of her three children. The writer stresses parental duty, urges reporting neglect to Children's Services, and laments repeated tragedies from negligent parenting.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Helen Johnson
Betleski
Bedeski
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