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Dave Perczek is Editorial Page Editor Patti Ewlad is Managing Editor Julie Wallace is Assistant Managing Editor
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Julie Wallace
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2007
Page
5
Ethics overhaul urged as new Congress takes seat
The Los Angeles Times argues the new Democratic Congress must act quickly to reform lobbying and ethics. It urges strict rules on gifts and travel, a two year cooling off, a Public Integrity Office, and loss of pensions for felons, noting past failures and a need to raise the ethical baseline.
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Senate
House
Congress
Office of
Public Integrity
Pelosi
Randy “Duke” Cunningham
Calif
House Republicans
House Ethics Committee
Florida
Mark Foley
Ford's Vietnam legacy shines in refugee resettlement tale
Quang X. Piam recalls April 1975 and President Ford as pivotal in evacuation and refugee aid. He, a former Marine pilot and author, details how Ford visited camps, backed dispersal across states, and inspired gratitude amid turmoil and public doubt about refugees.
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Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Ford
U.S
Saigon
America
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
New York Times
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Joe Biden
D-Del
Congress
George McGovern
Newsweek
Larry Engelmann
Mario Obledo
California
Julia Taft
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Quang X. Piam
Gerald R. Ford
Oval Office
Henry Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Today in History and Sports Facts
A compact digest lists 1482 Granada’s fall and Moors driven out, 1888 Frederick Douglass address at the Chicago World’s Fair, 1974 Nixon signs 55 mph highway limit policy, plus 1984 Miami over Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Also notes Douglass as first African American to receive a vice presidential nomination in 1872, 466 books by Asimov, and birthdays for Tippett Asimov and Hastert.
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Granada
Spain
Frederick Douglass
Richard Nixon
Cuba Gooding Jr
Miami
Nebraska
FAO
Equal Rights Party
Isaac Asimov
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