Questions for Ohio Atty. Gen. Brown at Elyria forum
Opinion asks what Brown will address on law enforcement and consumer protection by the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. It questions past weaknesses in the Elyria License Bureau and a $320,000 deputy registrar theft, seeking whether a grand jury or reforms are planned and how to prevent recurrences.
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Ohio
William J. Brown
Elyria
Elyria Area
Brown
Consumer Protection
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Gen. Brown
South
Northeast
Washington and Lincoln deserve a rightful birthday tribute
The piece laments Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays being merged into Presidents Day and argues that the calendar change erodes national heritage. It praises their moral qualities, military leadership, and enduring example, urging Americans to honor these heroes rather than fleeting celebrity figures.
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Washington
Lincoln
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
America
Eyel Knilevels
Elton Johns
Warren Burger the Private Chief Justice of the U S
The piece portrays Warren E Burger as a private, reserved chief justice who shuns interviews and public appearances. It notes his quiet shopping trips in Washington, his focus on dignified court furnishings, and his long court days. It highlights his conservatism, administrative vigilance, and conservative influence on the judiciary.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Georgetown
Burger
Supreme Court
Jos
Gerald Ford
Warren Burger
State of the Union
Berger
Dante
Earl Warren
Barger
Warren Berger
United States
Handguns and crime: calling for tighter gun control
A controversial urge for stricter handgun laws cites high per capita ownership in the United States, gun homicide rates vastly exceeding other nations, and commissions urging a total ban on handgun manufacture, importation, sale, and private possession except for police and military use.
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United States
Great Britain
Britain
Japan
U.S. Conference of Mayors
The Good Men of the Church Portraits of Clergy
A reflective piece on clergy from various faiths, including Rabbi Irving Lehrman and Cardinal Cushing, contrasting true charity with material excess. Anecdotes cover pastors confronting poverty, revolutions, and the temptations of wealth, ending with a humorous scene about a monsignor and a woman’s handbag.
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Manning
Episcopal Church
United States
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Leonard Bezell
Alaska
America
Jesus
Police union edges toward national organizing drive
In Bal Harbour Florida and nearby counties police union sentiment grows as the International Conference of Police Associations plans nationwide organizing in 60 days. leader Ed Kiernan pushes for collective bargaining and potential job action while maintaining a no strike stance.
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Association
New York City
Ed Kiernan
Kieran
California
Police and Sheriffs “Union
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Acops
COPE
ICPA
Patrolmen
Avalent Association
Husky Ken Mcfeeley
Jack Hawkonsen
Chicago
Kiernan
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Prbleoher
Arther
Arnold Bitter
Charles J. Hostetter
Ikke Weaver
Roscoe Drummond
Eisenhower Commission
Atlanta
Public Safety
Mage Chiepet
Jim Bishop
Winston Churchill
Irving Lehrman
Miami Beach
Guatemala
Bart Williams
Methodist Church
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Joseph Kerr
Perth Amboy
N.J
Cardinal Cushing
Boston
South America
John XXIII
Ralph Gorman
Sign Magazine
Bal Harbour
Fla
CPA
Labor
Auto Workers
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Firefighters
Big Apple’s Patentmen’s Benevolent Association
Matfoot
By Victor Riesel
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