White Queen phase of US foreign policy analysis
George Will weighs US strategy on Afghanistan and Iran using a Looking Glass metaphor. He argues the administration clings to bold goals while facing doubts about Karzai corruption, troop levels, and Iran's nuclear aims amid sanctions and international reaction.
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Today in History October fifth highlights and birthdays
Today's history notes the Nez tribe surrender after a long retreat, and features birthdays such as Bil Keane and Vaclav Havel. It lists Truman's 1945 address, Python's Flying Circus, and 17 chief justices appointed to the U S Supreme Court. The moon phase is between the October 4 full moon and October 11 third quarter.
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Elyria Schools renewal urged for Issue 29
Cheyenne Bennett, an eighth grader at Westwood Middle School, says in support of Issue 29 renewal to fund up-to-date textbooks, computers, and utilities. She notes the district cut 5 million by closing schools and reducing staff, making renewal crucial to meet instructional and operational needs.
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Issue 29 will fund Elyria schools not raise taxes
A reader urges support for Issue 29 stating it does not raise taxes or fund a new high school but continues to finance daily education needs. The message is signed by Janet Caughlin a sixth grade language arts teacher at Eastern Heights Middle School in Wellington.
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Choose Avon Council candidates carefully
Avon mayor James A. Smith urges careful candidate research ahead of the November 3 election. He notes 16 years as mayor, the forthcoming 2010 2013 term as his last, financial stability, a growing tax base, and anticipated Cleveland Clinic influence. He warns voters to study candidates to identify Avon’s next mayor who will oversee police fire building inspection zoning and development.
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Letters to the Editor Guideline Summary
A compact note outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. It cites a maximum length of 250 words, possible edits, and required contact details including signature, full address, and phone number. It lists mailing and fax addresses and an email option for electronic submissions.
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Lies and Easter Bunnies in a Child’s Memory
A Dayton Daily News column recalls a child’s trust in parents who lied about holiday gifts, beef liver, and even how bunnies arrived at home. The author links personal memory with a study showing many parents lie to children, yet admits he has lie count equal or greater.
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