Lorain County coroner to resign amid budget clash
Dr. Paul Matus, elected coroner since 1992, will retire by year end amid cost-cutting pressure as commissioners seek to relocate the office and trim personnel. He argued for keeping a centralized, on call office in Oberlin while defenders push savings and reappointment questions for 2012.
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Time for new Afghan strategy in US war debate
The opinion argues Obama should accelerate ending the Afghanistan war amid high costs and uncertain gains. It cites Osama bin Laden's death, calls for talks with the Taliban, and notes public doubt about the war's value while asserting greater threats from Iran, North Korea, Yemen, and China.
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Elyria voters urged to back Tim Quinn in November race
Letters from Elyria residents urge support for Tim Quinn in the mayoral contest criticizing the current administration. The writer argues Quinn has no government ties and calls for cutting city office costs and accountability, urging residents to vote in November.
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Freedom Riders Legacy Echoes Across 50 Years
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on Ernest Rip Patton and fellow Freedom Riders who faced violence nonviolently in 1961. The piece recalls courage, the Birmingham Klan, and the enduring challenge to stand for justice amid modern fears and divisions.
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