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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2002
Page
2
Andrew Young editor and Claude R Marx editorial page editor collaborate on the opinion section layout and thematic framing of editorial content for the issue.
The piece applauds FBI and CIA actions against Jose Padilla tied to a claimed dirty bomb plot with al Qaeda. It argues citizen status complicates arresting terrorists, warns against indefinite detention without due process, and notes potential options like trial by court or military tribunal while stressing risks of overreach.
Jim Harper, Lorain County Community Action Agency planning chief, challenges Andy Young’s May 26 column on MAC PAC. He asserts two hour meeting clarified goals to foster better community media relations and denies funding by tax dollars, urging fair, balanced journalism and source checks.
San Diego columnist argues for a constitutional amendment to protect crime victims as advocates decry judges who shield defendants. The piece cites Danielle van Dam’s case and notes Feinstein and Kyl push for a bill guaranteeing victims information, presence, input, and restitution rights in proceedings. It challenges the notion that victims’ protections harm due process.
Net Hentoff argues that few Democrats defend the Bill of Rights amid post 9 11 security laws. He cites Senator Feingold against the USA Patriot Act, Daschle and Gephardt on civil liberties, and calls for renewed constitutional defense through public education and citizen committees. He urges security without sacrificing American freedoms.
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