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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2011
Page
6
The piece praises the MyPlate icon from the USDA as a clearer guide showing half the plate as fruits and vegetables with protein grains and a side of low fat dairy. It critiques juice over whole fruit and fries as a common but high calorie choice, and notes subsidies favor grains and sweets while praising potential spinach subsidies.
Five American troops serving as Iraqi military advisers died in Baghdad from mortar fire near their living quarters at a base near Sadr City. The incident underscores ongoing dangers as 46 000 US personnel prepare to leave Iraq and amid political pressure from Muqtada al Sadr to end US involvement. The piece weighs whether to maintain a small training force beyond December and stresses the need for a safe exit while honoring fallen troops.
In a letter to The Chronicle Telegram, Dennis Stout of Grafton argues the nation faces a looming financial collapse due to fiscal malpractice and unchecked debt. He contrasts state budget balance laws with Washington’s ability to create money, warning of long term damage to national credit. He recalls D-Day and honors WWII veterans, urging recognition of past sacrifices and urging responsible fiscal policy.
The Texas and Illinois redistricting plans illustrate partisan gains they seek by diluting Hispanic voting power in major metro areas. Illinois could shift its House delegation toward Democrats, while Texas may boost GOP representation. Both face potential Voting Rights Act challenges and court scrutiny.
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