Acquittal Highlights Gaps in Shredding Case
The trial of Deborah J. Mick over shredding documents at Radiometrics ended with an acquittal. The defense claimed only private notebooks were shredded. the prosecutor failed to produce shredded material for evidence, prompting questions about discovery and preparation by the Lorain County office.
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Lorain County
Mick
Sheffield Lake
Radiometrics
Mary Evard
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Sabrina Burkhaamier
Burkhammer
Evard
Common Pleas
Thomas W. Janas
Danas
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Health care changes debated for seniors and costs
A reader argues for major reforms in senior health care and Social Security, criticizing Medicare cuts and late retirement age while urging affordable options like HMOs, generic drugs, and broader government support for aging citizens. mentions pharmaceutical profits and advocacy by Rep. Brown and Sherry Rosenfeld of the March of Dimes Ohio chapter.
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Nan
Washington, D.C
Sherry Rosenfeld
March of Dimes Ohio
Brown’s vote boosts children health act support
Rep. Sherrod Brown helped push the Children’s Health Act of 2000 through the U.S. House by a 419 to 2 vote on May 9. The measure aims to reduce birth defects and disabilities in infants, benefiting mothers and families in the district and nation.
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Cultural Amnesia cautions on neglecting America’s past
Cal Thomas reviews Stephen Bertman’s Cultural Amnesia: America’s Future and the Crisis of Memory, arguing that forgetting history risks political overreach and a hollow culture. The book cites polls showing widespread geographic and historical ignorance and warns modern materialism erodes shared philosophy and national identity.
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Canada
University of Windsor
America
Jaeger
Gallup
Columbus
Bertman
Lic
National Geographic Society
Persian Gulf
Central America
North
South Korea
England
John Eccles
Hillary Clinton closes gap in New York Senate race
Marie Cocco notes Hillary Clinton is narrowing gaps with Rudy Giuliani in New York polls. She campaigns across 62 counties focusing on health care, education and Social Security while Giuliani faces cancer treatment and ongoing national attention.
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al D'Amato
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Newt Gingrich
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Wizard of Oz
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