Editorial Rivera Rosenbaum excel in Bolita case
The Lorain Bolita gambling operation ends with sentencing of Angel Feliciano and accomplices. Judge Corts limited the prosecution focus while Lorain Police Chief Del Rivera led a forthright investigation. The article lauds Rivera Rosenbaum and the department for breaking the ring and restoring public confidence.
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Bolita
Angel M. Feliciano
Lorain
Robert Corts
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Feliciano
del Rivera
Rivera
Rosenbaum
Christmas Spirit or Santa at Nativity Craft Shows
A reader argues Christmas has drifted from its sacred meaning. Churches schools and clubs host craft shows dominated by Santa Claus items while Nativity Sets are scarce. The piece questions whether the season remains holy or becomes materialistic.
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Santa Claus
Santa
St. Nicholas
Jesus
Letters to the Editor Questioning sacred and civic space
The letter cites biblical command not to worship other gods and to keep the temple free of commerce, urging Judge James Sweeney to show courage in pursuing a lawsuit. It frames a moral clash over church versus business interests and calls for decisive judicial action.
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Heart
James Sweeney
Ugliness of truth shocks Cleveland Diocese critic
A reader blasts a Cleveland Diocese article, lamenting the ugliness of truth and the diocese’s dismissal of doctrinal teachings. The letter expresses devastation and questions ethics and compassion within the church.
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Cleveland
Crosby
Bible translation controversy sparks reader comments
A reader responds to Pat Leimbach on the Bible translation debate. The writer cites Deuteronomy 4:2 and Revelation 22:18-19 about not adding or subtracting from God's words, notes Mary's role, and Mary Magdalene as the first to see Jesus after the resurrection.
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Pat Leimbach
Jesus
Mary
Mary Magdalene
Budget fight stalls Mideast peace efforts in Congress
Morton Kondracke reports that a U S budget dispute over foreign aid tied to Israel Egypt and the PLO amid a partisan fight over abortion policy stalls final passage of the fiscal 1996 foreign aid bill and blocks U S moves to back Rabin's peace goals while lawmakers clash over who attended his Jerusalem funeral.
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Middle East
U.S
Clinton White House
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Jerusalem
House
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Tony Blankley
Gingrich
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Blankley
Israel
Egypt
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
Capitol Hill
Dick Armey
Texas
Smith
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
House Senate
White House
Powell withdraws from presidential race leaves voters craving choices
Clarence Page notes Powell’s decision alters the 1996 field, relieving Clinton and Dole while boosting Gingrich and other candidates. The column argues Americans seek leadership over ideology, criticize extremism from both parties, and lament fewer diverse options as primaries loom.
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Colin Powell
Powell
America
Bill Clinton
Bob Dole
Phil Gramm
Patrick Buchanan
Cole
Dwight Eisenhower
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