FBI can clear girl's gun death case review urged
The FBI faces calls to review the 17 year old Zobeyda Rivera death after a police chase in which she was unarmed and died when a officer's handgun fired as she lay on the ground. Family members want transparency and accountability from Cleveland and Bay Village police.
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Wine ties Russia and California growers in saintly exchange
Scripps Howard reports that Alexi II invites Sonora County grapegrowers to Russia to upgrade the Orthodox Church's sacred wine. The article notes concerns over New World wines and the hope for sweeter, less spoil-prone fruit, with calls for a smooth communion experience and best wishes to the delegation.
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Smoke Free Eateries Should also Be Fat Free
A reader argues for fat free standards alongside smoke free rules in eateries. They note a fat smell at a local fast food place triggers gag reflex and propose a tax on each gram of fat to curb consumption. They urge Elyria schools to stay the course and call for community involvement to resist current changes.
Residents plead to avoid new taxes for schools
Citizens urge renovation over new levies criticizing school officials for wasting funds. They warn taxpayers face higher costs and potential home loss if a levy passes, urging Roosevelt parents to inspect property and hold the board accountable.
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The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor rules including submission for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should include signature full home address and telephone number and be mailed to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 or faxed to 329-7272.
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Sickening glare of media in OJ Simpson case
Joseph Parkins argues the Simpson murder case has sparked sensationalism, doctored photos, and media overreach. He criticizes Time and Newsweek for altered mug shots, psychologist Susan Forward for violating patient privacy, District Attorney Gil Garcetti for media comments, the DMV for releasing photos, and idol worshipers outside Simpson’s home, calling for restraint and accountability.
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Wasteful spending on Justice Department U S Trustees offices
Justice Department auditors criticize Executive Office for U S Trustees for costly office renovations in a Washington HQ move. They cite 10 203 for ripping out smaller offices, 237 292 in remodeling and vacant-space rent, a 5 000 planter, upgraded director’s kitchen, laminated glass, and two hot water heaters at taxpayer expense. Logan defends prudent use of funds.
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