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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2009
Page
7
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The piece argues reform is urgent but treacherous. It cites Clinton and Obama as examples of overreach and defensive battles, urging limited, incremental reform. It notes public fear of a sweeping overhaul, divisions within Democrats, and the need to balance ideals with political feasibility.
The piece urges congressional Republicans to engage rather than oppose all reform. It argues they opposed Bush era efforts but should work across parties to improve any bill, warning that partisan duels risk national stability and executive-legislative cooperation.
The Dallas Morning News argues health care reform is an urgent first step in a long process. It cites NBC News Wall Street Journal polling showing 66 percent disapprove of Congress, 51 percent disapprove of Obama, and 48 percent say the country is on the wrong track.
The Chronicle-Telegram omits mayor Bill Grace’s funding details for Route 57. The city’s share, including a 2.9 million loan and interest over ten years, totals about 3.37 million, equating to 16 cents on the dollar when overheads are counted.
Mark Sutter writes from Elyria urging federal action to revise No Child Left Behind, expand opportunities, and fund strategies that recruit and retain highly effective teachers. He calls for varied assessments, targeted school improvement, and policy input from practitioners to ensure student success statewide and nationally.
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