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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2007
Page
6
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The piece argues against state level trans fat bans, noting New York and several states consider limits while many eateries voluntarily phase out trans fats. It contrasts with indoor smoking bans, urges labeling instead, and maintains consumer choice should drive reductions without mandatory mandates.
The Washington Post editorial laments Sean Taylor's death as tragic yet reminds that his slaying echoes a national epidemic. It argues the murder of young black men is a public health issue and calls for broader action beyond police efforts. The piece notes responses from fans and community leaders.
The president requests 196.4 billion more for Iraq and Afghanistan, pushing total war funding past 800 billion since 2001, with CBO projections warning spending could top 2 trillion in a decade if new requests continue unchallenged.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or shorter though longer pieces may be accepted to reach required length. Include signature full home address and telephone number.
Ohio justices face a theory of nonpartisan general elections while party labels rarely appear on ballots. The piece argues partisan funding and donor influence shape court decisions, cites past races, and suggests general election party labels to inform voters about judges’ likely rulings. It notes differences with the federal system and calls for reform.
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