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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1998
Page
6
The piece criticizes President Clinton's proposed Consumer Bill of Rights, arguing it would raise health insurance costs and limit access. It contends the executive order would apply to federal workers and Medicare Medicaid, with private plans affected via impending legislation. The column labels the plan redundant and mischievous, suggesting a more accurate title.
Letter writers defend the innocence of Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen, urge prayer and reflection, accuse Greg White and Jonathan Rosenbaum of not prioritizing justice, and plead for truth and mercy in a troubled case affecting families and communities. They warn about emotional influence on parents and call readers to seek the whole truth before God.
A letter by Mike A Miller argues Audrey Iacona received eight years for killing a premature infant while alleging abortion doctors perform similar acts. The author questions justice, consistency in law, and calls for equal treatment of all who commit abortion related offenses.
An 83 year old woman at Midway Mall lost her clutch purse after removing her coat. She returned home distraught until a kind young woman appeared, returned the purse, refused a reward, and vanished. The owner asks the helper to stop by if nearby, grateful for the unexpected kindness.
Ben Wattenberg argues hawkish stance on Clinton's Iraq policy is needed to deter Saddam Hussein and prevent a dangerous 21st century. A limited air campaign could curb weapons programs, but not end all threat. the president must lead with allies and a firm exit strategy.
The piece argues Congress props up middle class stay at home parents by expanding the dependent care tax credit, claiming it disguises discrimination against working mothers. It contrasts proposed credits by Sens Chafee and Dodd, notes tax policy oddities, and warns government incentives reward traditional family choices while penalizing others.
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