Local judge accused of special treatment in DWI case
Irregular handling of a Lorain Municipal Court DWI charge against defense lawyer Jeanne Codner-Mattes prompts questions about justice. Judge Gus Nunez and Court Clerk Stephen Bansek allegedly moved to hear the case quickly, reduced the charge to reckless driving, fined 350 dollars, and mandated rapid license return, while prosecutors faced only reprimands.
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Grand Canyon gridlock sparks reservation idea for visitors
The Grand Canyon faces traffic jams as nearly 5 million visitors arrive yearly. Rangers propose a day-visitor reservation system until mass transit can ease congestion, echoing Theodore Roosevelt’s preservation credo and Yosemite-like crowd pressures.
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Farrakhan and Duke Compared as "Real Losers" Defended
A critic denounces Louis Farrakhan as vile and ugly, calling for readers to contact Washington officials to denounce him and blacklist anyone aligning with him, and comparing him unfavorably to David Duke.
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Time for a break in Bernie blab
A reader protests the Chronicle-Telegram covering Bernie Kosar with front-page prominence after a game that ended 15 minutes earlier. The complaint argues Kosar is overhyped, ahead of teammates on the depth chart, and surpassing league and Super Bowl MVP attention.
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Proposed state law endangers Ohio waters
In Columbus four government entities and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency push House Bill 152 and an Antidegration Rule. The changes would allow pollutant injections into Ohio waterways by 50 to 80 percent their current levels, threatening rivers Lake Erie and recreational use, wildlife habitat and potable water quality while raising treatment costs.
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Letters to the Editor On waterways bill and safety concerns
A reader criticizes a bill exempting Big and Little Darby creeks near Columbus, arguing lawmakers and developers seek profit, urging action against perceived corruption and crime. The letter cites gun manufacturing and Smith & Wesson president Shultz, urging Ohio officials to restrict crime by addressing true causes.
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Gun makers defend S W ownership amid gun violence debate
The piece argues social division over crime and gun policy, noting some defend legally owned Smith and Wesson firearms for self protection while others blame firearms for crime. It emphasizes the need for unbiased facts and responsible decisions rather than attributing crime to guns alone.
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Workers praised for help with levy in Elyria
Elyria city workers receive thanks from Council president Guinta for their cooperation in the half percent income tax renewal campaign. Volunteers donated funds, made calls, and sent postcards to urge voter support, contributing to the near passage of the levy.
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Enabling Legislation Key To Successful Gambling Industry
A comprehensive approach to legalizing gaming focuses on enabling legislation and voter involvement. Mississippi’s experience shows strong revenue, while Iowa’s limits deter players. Research informs policy, distribution of tax revenue, and regulatory design, with referendum support crucial for adoption and ongoing governance. Nancy Todd notes the need for patient, well crafted measures.
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