Ridgeville rocket man Roses to Hobaugh pilot of Atlantis
Editorial praises Charles Hobaugh of North Ridgeville for being selected to pilot the space shuttle Atlantis on an 11 day mission starting July 12. Hobaugh, 1980 North Ridgeville High School graduate, Naval Test Pilot School alum with over 3,000 flight hours, earned his pilot’s license before his driver’s license.
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Letter praising Cal Ripken Jr. as All-Star, role model
A reader defends Cal Ripken Jr. against columnist Doug Clarke. The letter praises Ripken for era awards, notes his influence with charity work, and counters claims of retirement or lack of impact, urging recognition of his long streak and Hall of Fame-worthy career.
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Gray Head
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Bush could become immigrant champion in Latino voting drive
Morton Kondracke argues President Bush could gain broad Latino and Asian support by proposing amnesty for long-term undocumented residents and a guest-worker path to permanent status. He suggests tying regularization to a workable worker program with Fox, and notes GOP, Democratic dynamics shaping the 2002 2004 race.
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Idaho
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How's Africa Getting Better Slowly in Mozambique
Clarence Page reflects from Mozambique on press freedom, political change, and security in Africa. He cites FRELIMO and RENAMO dynamics, the Carlos Cardoso murder case, and the gap between official support for free press and journalist reality. He notes Mandela’s leadership, Zimbabwe and South Africa contrasts, and cautious optimism for Africa’s next 25 years.
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Zimbabwe
Anthony Collings
Collings
China
Nelson Mandela
Johannesburg
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