Ohio smoking ban upheld over private club exemptions
The Ohio 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that the state health department lacked authority to exempt private clubs from the indoor smoking ban. The ruling sides with voters who supported a broad ban in 2006, rejecting exemptions for clubs like the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The decision favors legislative action or voter input to alter the policy.
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Leno Returns to Air as Writers Strike Drags On
Chicago Tribune editorial notes Jay Leno hosting a show without writers amid the Writers Guild strike. It questions whether improvised jokes will land and how audiences—and out-of-work writers—will react. The piece contrasts reruns with live, unscripted hosting and recalls past career notes.
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Jay Leno
Robin Hood
Leno
Tuck
Chicago Tribune
Rick Kogan
Writers Guild of America
David Letterman
Jon Stewart
Stephen Colbert
Conan O’brien
Jimmy Kimmel
Craig Ferguson
Lena
Writers Guild
Second City
New York
Readers Sound Off on Politics and Local Issues
A composite letter page expresses mixed views on free speech, gay rights, executions, Social Security, taxes, war, and ethical conduct. Contributors from Elyria and Wellington urge better trash collection, responsive Lorain County government, and critique media treatment of USC Desmond Reed’s Rose Bowl incident amid OSU football optimism.
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Harvey Gittler
Harvey
Hillary Clinton
Bush
Cheney
Chronicle-Telegram
John Romoser
Lorain County
Mike Nunez
Wellington
USC
Desmond Reed
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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 280 words or shorter with signature full home address and telephone number. Mailing details and contact options are provided for submission by mail fax or email.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
Rangel outlines tax reform and corporate rate cuts
Washington Post columnist Wilt notes Charles Rangel, veteran House Ways and Means chair, pushing a revenue neutral plan to lower the corporate tax rate from 35 to 30.5 percent while simplifying code and closing loopholes. He argues social policy belongs to standing committees and calls lobbying a necessary facet of politics.
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Charles Rangel
National Journal
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Ronald Reagan
America
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