Williams uses veto power to press budget cuts in Lorain County
Lorain County commissioner Tom Williams, the only Republican, withholds his vote to place a November sales tax increase on the ballot. Ted Kale and Lori Kokoski could push it with unanimous support, but Williams insists on further cuts. The county faces a 4.5 to 5 million dollar deficit next year as state aid shrinks. Residents deserve a say as services, like road patrols, may be cut. Williams warns against demonizing government.
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Ted Kale
Lori Kokoski
Mary Jo Vasi
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California
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Cruz
Marco Rubio
Nevada
Brian Sandoval
New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Barack Obama
Republican Party
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No bailout for journalists says FCC report
The FCC declares government rescue of journalism impractical and urges entrepreneurship by reporters and citizens. It cautions related funding could threaten objectivity and notes opposition to subsidizing print media via electronics taxes. The report highlights print readership gains since 2005 and cites a 2008 local newspaper reach of 86 percent.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Federal Trade Commission
Wall Street Journal
Internal Revenue Service
National Newspaper Association
Readers urged to sign Senate Bill 5 petition in Ohio
A letter urges readers to sign petitions to place Senate Bill 5 on the ballot and to vote against it in November. It argues the measure would strike collective bargaining for public employees, harming wages and benefits and triggering downstream wage declines. The piece also mentions Medicare discourse and calls for fact checking.
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Robert Pardee
U.S
Paul Ryan
Aarp Bulletin
Bill Clinton
George W. Bush
Factcheck.org
Clinton
Ohio
Linda Lynch Ely
Cruz rises as conservative favorite in Texas Senate race
Ted Cruz gains backing from the Club for Growth PAC Freedom Works PAC Mark Levin and Erick Erickson as he seeks the Republican Senate nomination in Texas. His rivals shift to a House bid while Cruz touts constitutional authority and school choice.
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Dallas
Ted Cruz
Senate
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Club For Growth Pac
Freedom Works Pac
Mark Levin
Erick Erickson
RedState.com
Cruz
Washington
Harvard Law
Harvard Latino Law Review
William Rehnquist
Princeton
Robert George
Utah
Mike Lee
Sam Alito
Ed Meese
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
America
University of Texas
Houston Free Enterprise Group
Frederic Bastiat
Friedrich Hayek
Ludwig von Mises
Texas
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Ronald Reagan
Austin
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