Post 9 11 freedoms face tighter controls and wary public
The letter cites airport security checks and NSA surveillance as shrinks on freedoms since 9 11. It questions how corporations harvest addresses and presses readers to resist unsolicited mail and calls. The note ends by urging accountability after a local incident and editor's debate.
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Senate Farm Bill Draws Fire Over Subsidies and Reform Doubts
An analysis argues the nearly one trillion dollar farm bill preserves sugar and dairy subsidies and expands crop insurance subsidies while limiting food aid reform. It notes price impacts on consumers and taxpayers, fraud concerns, and calls for reducing government supports to farmers and shifting away from welfare. The piece criticizes corn-on-corn practices and warns of long term market distortions and environmental harm.
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Corrections on Clearview School Board appointment year
In a letter to the editor Connie Finney who resigned June 7 from the Clearview school board corrected the year Eddie Corcino was appointed to the board stating it was 2012.
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Clearview
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Humane officer accused after kittens killed in North Ridgeville
SPCA calls for firing of officer Barry Accorti who shot five kittens after responding to a feral cat complaint in North Ridgeville. Police Chief Mike Freeman reportedly pardoned the act, triggering a flood of protest emails to the city website. The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor under standard guidelines.
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North Ridgeville
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Immigration bill faces shaky Senate path amid partisan split
Senate debate on a broad immigration bill exposes sharp GOP divisions and strong Democratic support amid a rising Hispanic electorate. Key Texas indicators show Cruz opposing debate while Cornyn backs border security amendments, aiming for 60 votes and potential House action before July recess. Carl Leubsdorf notes long odds and strategic stakes for Obama and parties.
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