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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2002
Page
2
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The Ohio Senate backed a bill capping medical malpractice pain and suffering verdicts at 750000, with a House counterpart proposing a 1000000 cap. Doctors defend caps to curb premiums, while critics warn caps punish plaintiffs and ignore insurer responsibility. A Kenton case illustrates the stakes.
Opinion flags broad FOIA exemptions in the Homeland Security Act that shield critical infrastructure data from public view. It grants Cabinet-level control, restricts disclosures, and threatens whistleblowers with prison for leaking details, prompting concern over reduced government transparency after 9/11.
The letter discusses Ohio's recession linked to undereducated workforce and cites Gov Taft cutting 240 million from state colleges. It argues for higher education funding, tuition caps, and more state aid to keep Ohioans in state for economic growth. It also touches privacy concerns under No Child Left Behind, Harry Potter controversy, and opinions from readers Edwards and Mori on education policy.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters must be 200 words or shorter and include signature full address and telephone number. Submission methods include mail fax and email with contact details provided.
Cal Thomas argues that a federal appeals court ruling allows broad Patriot Act wiretaps to pursue terrorists, urging vigilant oversight yet endorsing stronger government powers to prevent further attacks. He contends wartime rules differ from peacetime and warns against complacency from civil liberties advocates.
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