Public records in Ramadugu case questioned amid broad redactions
Editorial questions the secrecy surrounding the Ramadugu case as Elyria police released 282 pages with many pages blacked out or redacted. Medical records were withheld and prosecutors accused of withholding evidence, prompting calls for Disciplinary Counsel to subpoena all records to reveal truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashok Ramadugu
Elyria
James Burge
Ramadugu
Burge
Tim Smith
Center For Privacy and the First Amendment
Kent State University School of Journalism
Smith
Ohio
Michael Szekely
Szekely
Terry
Pete
Shilling
Greg White
White
Ohio Supreme Court
Letters on prosecutor, justice, and Elyria high school site
The writer blasts the prosecutor’s office for backroom deals and spin, condemns the justice system as self serving, and urges citizens to rethink the Elyria High School site, arguing the fairgrounds should host the new school to minimize costs and bus travel while considering welfare and access concerns. He condemns leadership and urges self sacrifice to support the old fairgrounds plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Pasters
Fairgrounds
Elyria High School
Elyria
Debate over embryonic stem cells and alternative sources
The piece contrasts embryonic stem cell research with adult stem cell options. It cites NPR and PBS discussions, notes ethical concerns over embryo use, mentions the Snowflake embryo adoption program, and highlights scientists questioning embryo plasticity while advocating federal funding for adult stem cell research. It also includes a clarifying note about an Islamic edict related to Khalid Duran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Palca
National Public Radio
American Medical Association Encyclopedia of Medicine
Dianne Irving
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy
Georgetown University
Patricia King
The
New York Times
National Advisory Bioethics Commission
Orrin Hatch
PBS
Jim Lehrer
Prentice
California
Bush
Chris Smith
House
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Science
Cell Notes
Khalid Duran
Shaykh Abdul Al-Menem Abu Zant
Duran
Ibrahim Hooper
Council On
Lessons from Chandra Levy on Morality and Power
Cal Thomas argues that modern culture erodes traditional morals and that public figures like Condit and Levy illustrate the risks of private misconduct. He urges stronger House ethics rules, protection for young women, and accountability, noting the lack of investigation into Condit's conduct and calling for clear consequences.
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Chandra Levy
Laura Schlessinger
Congressman Condit
Condit-Levy
Condit
Levy
Monica Lewinsky
Washington
Chandra
Rep
Gary Condit
House Committee On Standards of
House Ethics Committee
Congress
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