Lake Ridge students win Math Counts then state berth
Lake Ridge Academy seventh-grader Max Kornblith and eighth-graders Tiffany Guo Neil Patel and Vishal Parikh won Math Counts 2001 at Lorain County Community College beating 14 area teams. They advance to the state contest in Columbus March 10 and Max earned the top score. Raspberries to Eminem for Grammy awards and to Ohio mothers who smoked during pregnancy. A health push aims to cut smoking in pregnancy with brief clinician interventions.
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Readers weigh in on tobacco influence and local issues
Letters claim Bush era appointments favor tobacco interests and accuse Ashcroft and Thompson of favoring Philip Morris. Other writers discuss English learning, immigration, and a council sewers funding plan emphasizing developer payment and transparency concerns about local meeting information.
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Bush tax plan leaves many poor families behind
Samita Wright, a Hempstead nurse's aide with two children, likely would not benefit from Bush's proposed tax plan. The plan doubles the child tax credit to 1000 and expands eligibility, yet many low income families pay payroll taxes and receive little or no relief. Critics note three quarters pay more payroll taxes than income taxes, and many families with children receive nothing. Wright worries about overdue rent as she questions the plan's fairness.
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Union funds and worker rights in campaign spending
William Rusher argues unions influence politics through mandatory dues despite Beck v. Communications Workers of America ruling. He critiques enforcement failures, notes past executive orders by Bush and Clinton reversals, and urges putting the NLRB under reform and pursuing Right to Work legislation. He also anticipates Supreme Court action to overturn forced dues.
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