Public meeting could have boosted trust in justice system
Lorain County Common Pleas judges met privately to discuss a possible special prosecutor in a case involving an assistant county prosecutor. They referred the matter to the Office of Disciplinary Counsel for ethical review while preserving scope for other actions, highlighting tension between transparency and judicial prerogative.
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Lorain County
Administration of Justice
Common Pleas
Thomas Janas
Office of Disciplinary Counsel
State Supreme Court
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Greg White
White
Edward Zaleski
Rosenbaum
Zaleski
Jonathan
U.S
Opinions Yours Ours and Theirs Editorial Note
The Chronicle Telegram presents opinions across editorials guest pieces and columns challenging readers to form their own views and inviting letters to the editor for public discussion in a bold editorial tone and community dialogue.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Letters to the Editor on Turn Signals and a Tragic Loss
Two letters discuss driving turn signals and responsible use with practical tips. The second letter defends a woman who drowned her five children, praising her prior achievements and criticizing limited medical options and HMO driven treatment, urging understanding and better access to care.
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Michael J. Pappas
Elyria
Amy Gendics
Hmos
Letters to the editor process and contact details
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor. It requests contributors include signature, full home address, and telephone number and provides mailing, fax, and email options for submissions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Edior
Ohio
Hope for peace fading in Middle East and Northern Ireland
The Union-Tribune survey argues peace efforts fail in two hot spots. Israel elected Ariel Sharon over Ehud Barak and a new intifada rises. Mitchell offers a two state land for peace plan. Northern Ireland risk to Good Friday accord as Trimble resigns amid IRA disarmament pressure. Sinn Fein influence grows as Protestant Catholics brace for marching season.
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Middle East
Northern Ireland
Israel
Ehud Barak
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
George Mitchell
Bush
CIA
George Tenet
Colin Powell
David Trimble
Irish Republican Army
Trimble
IRA
Sinn Fein
Portadown
Mideast
Lebanon
Barak
Mitchell
Patriotism, pledge dispute and slaveholding Founders discussed
Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page argues over the Pledge of Allegiance and Black patriotism. He notes Rep. Henri Brooks abstained from the pledge, praises civil rights leaders, and analyzes how slavery shaped Founders like Washington Jefferson Madison and Mason, suggesting liberty and justice require ongoing improvement.
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Washington
Tennessee
Henri Brooks
Memphis
Brooks
Republic
Liberty and Justice Department
George Washington
Thurgood Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
Marshall
Roger Wilkins
Wilkins
Virginia
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
W. E. B. DuBois
Martin Luther King Jr
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