Realistic FBI critique questions bureau flaws and reforms
A Dallas Morning News editorial argues the FBI is hampered by bureaucratic inertia and internal feuds. It cites missed memo signals before 9/11, lapses in information sharing, and underfunded analysis alongside reform efforts led by Mueller with calls for broader oversight and civil liberties safeguards.
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Lorain County water park opens in Oberlin
Lorain County Metro Parks celebrate the SPLASH ZONE at 11 a.m. May 25 in Oberlin. The indoor outdoor facility at 95 W Hamilton St. features water slides and playscapes, paid for by private donors, foundations, commissioners and the City of Oberlin. James D. Martin commends Eric Nord for leadership.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines that letters to the editor are welcomed but subject to editing for brevity and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter, with signatures, full home address, and telephone number included. Mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram Box 4010, Elyria Ohio 44036, or fax to 329-7282 or email to ec ohio.net.
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California fights mascots as Native names draw fire
Washington fan defends 1 REDSEN plate while Indian Center backs a bill to outlaw Indian team names in California public schools and colleges. Assembly member Jackie Goldberg leads the push amid mixed views from American Indians and sports fans about mascot symbolism and discrimination.
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Merrill Lynch Settles for 100 Million in Unprecedented Case
Newsday columnist Robert Reno notes Merrill Lynch paid 100 million to settle claims over recommending junk stocks. He argues the deal marks a Wall Street milestone and signals how firms may face similar scrutiny, with Eliot Spitzer’s investigation highlighted as pivotal.
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