Editorial Roses and raspberries: Honest boys and others
Roses to Dustin Rhodes and Ben Baptiste for finding a wallet with 400 dollars and turning it in to Elyria police. Urbano Luna of Michigan praised the boys for their honesty. Raspberries to John Rocker for missing focus after a concert road trip. Indians manager Charlie Manuel says the trip was misjudged. Roses to Lorain County auditor and treasurer staff for public gas price tracking online. More than 55 employees weekly compile prices later posted on braincountycom.
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Letters Call for Harsh Drug Crime Punishment Across Nation
A reader argues for executing drug lords and dealers, labeling all involved as murderers and questioning prison funding for criminals. The letter contrasts harsher penalties with aid to the poor and critiques criminal wealth in exclusive communities. Also included is a second letter praising Elyria police for enforcing noise ordinances against loud stereo boom boxes and urging compliance.
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New South Africa weaving fear and hope in Johannesburg
Clarence Page reflects on post apartheid Johannesburg from Melville, noting stark economic divides, rising security paranoid suburbs, and mixed race life. He recalls his 25 year return, contrasts aging apartheid myths with new realities, and calls for mass education, housing and health programs to bridge the two countries within one nation.
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Palazzolo Rights Reframe Private Land Takings
Rhode Island developer Anthony Palazzolo wins a Supreme Court ruling shaping takings law. Kennedy writes that acquiring title after regulations does not bar compensation, sending the case back to determine lost value and potential payout. Critics fear new challenges to environmental rules may trigger large payouts. Joseph Perkins is a columnist for The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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