Editorial claims Firelands censoring Belle Prater’s Boy
Parents of Firelands Elementary second-graders opposed gory scenes in Ruth White’s Belle Prater’s Boy citing Sept 11 coverage. After meeting with Superintendent Finn Laursen the book was removed from the school library, described as censorship and capitulation, raising debate on age appropriate reading.
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Shelley Saunders
Traci Abraham
Saunders
Abraham
Firelands Elementary
Belle Prater
Gypsy
Woodrow
Ruth White
Firelands
Finn Laursen
United States
American Library Association
Laursen
Letters praise residents for PUCO hearing participation
Ohio Consumers Counsel thanks Lorain County telephone customers for voicing opinions on PUCO rules allowing price hikes for call waiting and a second line. The effort led to rule additions, caps on basic caller ID rates, and safer service standards with hearings statewide and over 6500 mailed postcards.
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Ohio Consumers’ Counsel
Lorain County
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
OCC
AARP
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
PUCC
Consumers Council
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Arafat, Osamas, and the land-for-peace fantasy
Cal Thomas argues that negotiating with terrorists and appeasing leaders like Arafat will not deter violence. He condemns calls for a unified Palestinian police under Arafat, warns of Munich-like concessions, and says forceful measures and trials are needed. He notes children in mosques indoctrinated to martyrdom and criticizes peace processes that empower terror.
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Yasser Arafat
Lucas John Helder
Nebraska
Helder
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Adolph Hitler
Munich
CIA
George Tenet
Middle East
Arafat
Oslo
Ariel Sharon
White House
Allah
Saudi Arabia
Saddam Hussein
Cising
Ramallah
Jenin
Sharon
Israel
Church of the Nativity
Bethlehem
Italy
Knesset
Michael Kleiner
Husam Kadar
Fatah Tanzim
Iowa
Saudi Arabia must seek peace at home, not just abroad
Sulaiman al-Hattan argues Saudi society needs immediate social and political reforms to prevent extremism. He cites the 1979 Mecca siege, calls for educational reform, press freedom, women’s rights, and inclusive political participation to avoid a cycle of fanaticism and regional favoritism.
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Saudi Arabia
Abdullah
Middle East
Osama bin Laden
Grand Mosque
Mecca
Afghanistan
Prince Abdullah
INOS
Wilddle East
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