Heartland Primary fallout ends Ohio regional push
Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown backed a plan to link Ohio with Illinois for a March Heartland Primary to boost Midwest influence. A budgeting oversight left 5.2 million to fund the plan unfunded, prompting doubt about two primaries and killing the initiative.
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Soviet AIDS shift forces frank talk on disease
The Soviet Union acknowledges AIDS exists beyond moral blame and urges joint U.S.-Soviet research. Officials note cases are fewer than the United States but warn of spread and call for preparation. The shift counters western decadence rhetoric and stresses global cooperation to prevent or treat AIDS.
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Casey tied to arms dealer
Washington report links former CIA Director William Casey to Greek arms broker Basil Tsakos in a web of Iran Iran arms deals and pipeline schemes. Tsakos faced Greek investigations for bribes and attempted sales to Iran Iraq and Saudi Arabia while Casey met him in Washington.
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Stand with Israel for democratic values and regional stability
The author argues Israel faces an existential conflict with Arab states, noting Israel’s military strength and economic strain. U.S. policy should align firmly with Israel, withholding arms from Arab nations that refuse peace, to uphold democratic values and human rights over oil and banking interests.
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Rane Schools deserve promised state funds, letter to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram prints a citizen letter denouncing taxes and state funding for schools. The writer condemns pork barrels in Columbus and calls for audits and an independent citizens committee to ensure promised funds reach schools. They urge residents to contact officials and resist further levies.
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End of an Era for Elyria Stationary Bike
A longtime Elyria reader bids farewell to his CCM exercise bike, noting it logged about 30 000 miles and daily sessions around 21.5 minutes over years. He compares effort to 600 working days, imagines lost earnings and time spent reading, gardening, volunteering, and dreaming of a Mercedes Benz after upgrading to a Schwinn.
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Schwinn Company
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