Taft Blackwell plan would require campaign donor disclosure
Editorial argues for open campaign finances to inform voters and deter quid pro quo. It cites Buckley vs Valeo and recent Supreme Court hints on anonymity, notes Ohio lawmakers Householder and Finan oppose reform, and urges public pressure to advance disclosure legislation.
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Policy unclear impact of bishops meeting on abuse
A reader argues the recent Catholic bishops policy on abuse is unclear and advocates harsher punishment for perpetrators. The letter also discusses tariffs harming steel jobs and cites Judge John Howard’s legacy as a community advocate. The writer praises Howard and recalls civil rights era memories.
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Padilla case sparks debate on rights versus security
Clarence Page questions why Abdullah al Muhajir, once Jose Padilla, is held in South Carolina without charges or counsel after being tagged for a possible al Qaida plan. He contrasts this with other detainees facing federal trials and urges oversight to protect civil liberties during wartime.
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Middle East factor stirs Alabama 7th District race
In Alabama's 7th District Democratic runoff, Earl Hilliard and Arthur Davis battle amid national attention over Middle East policy. Hilliard, seen as pro-Arab, faces anti-Israel funding and a pricey TV ad push by pro-Israel groups. Runoff followed a first round where Hilliard led but failed to clear 50 percent. The fall race appears decided, with the winner viewed as the likely representative.
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