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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1986
Page
10
Editorial argues rising liability insurance prices threaten services and professions. It cites permissive courts, aggressive lawyers, and insurers, urging liability reform. Proposals include loser pays, cap on punitive and pain damages, and cap on contingency fees to restore balance and reduce premiums.
The piece argues Congress must not be drawn into every military action by presidents. It notes the War Powers Resolution limits troop deployments to 60 days without approval, while urging careful confines on congressional consultation. It warns that requiring full involvement risks dangerous policy shaping and constitutional overreach.
A skeptical view of digital innovations cites car dashboards, on board computers, digital TV remotes, digital watches and radios as distractions and overeager dependences. The writer laments reliance on buttons and digits while calling for tangible real life actions like pressing crossing buttons and coin returns.
A Philadelphia federal panel ruled that required health warnings on all cigarette packs adequately notify smokers of risks, asserting smokers who proceed anyway bear responsibility. Attorneys for a smoking plaintiff plan to appeal as dozens of similar suits await resolution, while lawyers push for liability due to addictiveness and danger.
A secret White House report confirms four years ago both Washington and Moscow agreed to ignore SALT II numerical limits on nuclear arsenals. The disclosure recounts Soviet noncompliance and administrative obfuscation, noting three distinct periods of varying obligations since the treaty.
A column questions why five U.S. companies Occidental Petroleum Marathon Oil Conoco Amerada Hess and W R Grace operate as middlemen for Libya's Khadafy while Washington bombs Libyan targets. It cites Rep David Obey criticizing subsidizing terrorism and notes profits may total around 100 million yearly, with estimates of Libyan oil revenues dropping yet still sustaining the regime.
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