Powell the gamble: can Colin Powell fit GOP aims
The piece weighs Colin Powell as a potential presidential candidate and GOP unifier. It weighs his appeal against Clinton, compares him to Eisenhower, and questions his conservative credentials and fit with party factions. It notes race as a factor and urges careful consideration of his governing philosophy and ambitions.
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Newt Gingrich
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America
Colin Powell
Killing's no answer to geese problem
Opinion piece argues against scheduled sport hunts of Canada Geese in Ohio. It contends urban geese are tame and valued by residents, that hunts will not solve geese-related problems, and that humane, nonlethal solutions are needed to keep wildlife alive.
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Ohio
Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Willie Horton
California
Pete Wilson
Alice Walker
Farrakhan
Jill Nelson
Goose hunts spark debate on humane wildlife protection
Hadidian of the Humane Society criticizes sport hunting of geese as lethal problem solving. He argues it harms human sensitivity and scares geese, pushing people away from wildlife in need of enrichment.
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Hadidian
The
Humane Society of the
United States
Vote Yes to Preserve Ridgeville School Control
Ridgeville voters are urged to approve a school levy to avoid state merger. A failed levy could force consolidation, reducing local influence over education and likely raising taxes.
North Ridgeville Faces Merger Tax Rise If Fusion Pursued
Voters in North Ridgeville confronts a risk of automatic tax increases under state law during a potential district merger. The district with a 33.1 mill school rate could see a 16.08 mill rise if merged with Elyria, while other nearby districts in Lorain and Western Cuyahoga Counties show higher rates. The author warns that mergers threaten local control and urges a Yes vote in November to stay independent.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Elyria
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines how to submit letters to the editor including requirements for editing brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks for signature full address and telephone number and provides mail box fax and email contact details.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Macrone
Treenet
Borain
Oberlin
ADM scandal shakes a corporate giant and its image
A Long criticized look at Archer Daniels Midland amid a price fixing inquiry and related legal battles. The article recalls ADM’s past image as a builder of national markets and its ties to politicians while detailing Mark Whitacre’s cooperation with the Justice Department, alleged off books payments, and a growing wave of civil suits.
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Bob Dole
Archer Daniels Midland
Mark Whitacre
Justice Department
Whitacre
New York Times
the Times
Robert Reno Reports From Newsday on Long Island
Robert Reno contributes reporting for Newsday covering Long Island New York with local headlines and community updates.
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Robert Reno
Newsday
Long Island, N.Y
Marching to a Less Equal Future Farrakhan's plan sparks race debate
Clarence Page argues the Million Man March reflects black Americans confronting crisis and crime while warning it may normalize anti Semitism and divert focus from broader social reforms. He notes mixed reactions among leaders and communities and questions the march's ultimate destination.
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Jesse Jackson
Farrakhan
Henry J. Lyons
National Baptist Convention
Jackson
Lyons
Bennett W. Smith Sr
Progressive National Baptist Convention
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