Misdelivered Halloween costumes spark legal battle ends with acquittal
In Elyria a neighborly feud escalated as UPS misdelivered a package to detective Eric Van Kerkhove, then landed on his lawn after being tossed by David Fuchs. Judge Lisa Locke Graves acquitted Fuchs, ruling the evidence insufficient to convict and signaling that no one may manipulate justice.
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Afghan drawdown should be gradual and strategic
The Dallas Morning News argues Obama should stage a gradual Afghanistan drawdown, heeding Defense Secretary Gates and maintaining pressure on Taliban. The piece notes costs, public fatigue, and the need to begin talks from a position of strength while avoiding a rushed exit.
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Barack Obama
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Obama
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Ohio State academic success under Gee and Tressel noted
Editorial highlights OSU football players excel academically, ranking high in the Big Ten for academic success and graduation rates. It credits President Gee and coach Tressel for demanding excellence and engaging players beyond football while urging Father involvement and home visiting programs to reduce crime and strengthen families.
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E. Gordon Gee
Jim Tressel
OSU
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Gee
Tressel
Nurse Family Partnership
Finn Laursen
Amherst Township
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Entitlement tactics clash over trade deals and jobs
The piece argues that 44 Republican senators block Bryson’s commerce secretary nomination until South Korea Panama and Colombia trade agreements are submitted for Senate ratification. It explains Trade Adjustment Assistance costs and expansion linked to stimulus spending and unions, and questions fairness of entitlements that shield workers from competition. It cites labor influence and warns of ongoing policy clashes.
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