Ohio debate over truth in sentencing sparks criticism
Lorain County Prosecutor Greg White backs the new truth in sentencing law but labels the nonjudicial bad time provision a fatal flaw. He warns without it the law may fail, risking a return to legislative fixes. The measure expands prison terms for repeat violent offenders and drive by shootings while preserving core constitutional protections remains at stake.
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Ex-teacher recalls life changed by loss of two youths
A former Oberlin teacher reflects on the grief and impact after two twin students, John Drake and Creighton Green, were part of his classes. He recalls Jon's tough humor easing into mutual respect and notes Creighton's friendly, steady presence. The piece emphasizes the twins’ close bond and enduring loss.
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Oberlin High
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Aaron
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Letters to the Editor Highlight Two Tragedies
Two contrasting voices express sorrow over a death affecting both Aaron and Jon. The writers note Aaron’s loss of a part of himself and Jon’s lifelong burden, framing the event as a deep shared tragedy for friends and family.
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Olympic Roller Skating Ambitions For 2000 Games
In 1995 supporters argued for roller skating to join the Olympics, noting ice skating's long Olympic history. They contrasted skaters’ high costs with the lack of Olympic prospects and urged action to include roller skating disciplines by 2000.
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Nancy Kerrigan
Nancy
Dole resigns Senate seat amid 1996 presidential talk
The fragment discusses Senator Bob Dole resigning his seat to focus on a presidential bid and raises questions about the implications for a future term. It mentions the United States Amateur Federation of Roller Skating address and Alten as president of Senior Roller Skaters of America in a tangential way.
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Bob Dole
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Coca-Cola and Heat Shadow Olympic Flame Coverage
Donald Kaul criticizes the Atlanta Olympics coverage, noting Coca-Cola sponsorships and heat risks for spectators and athletes. He highlights a child-abuse controversy in gymnastics, focusing on Dominique Moceanu and concerns over minors in the Games. He contrasts corporate branding with the event's supposed ideals.
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Nixon Factor haunts Washington over new scandals
Grady, Washington columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, argues that current political scandals lack the bite of Watergate and Nixon era plots. He views Filegate and Finlegate as bumbling, Keystone Kops mishaps, not genuine crimes, and predicts no dramatic comeback of Nixonian intrigue.
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