Baird Endorsed As Best Choice For Lorain County
Endorsement argues that if a Republican is elected to the Lorain County Board of Commissioners, Jack Baird could restore direction and sanity. The piece highlights Baird’s 17 years on Elyria City Council, his role in police and fire projects, and contrasts with current board disputes between Betty Blair and Mary Vasi. It notes Lorain County hasn’t elected a Republican commissioner in over four decades and urges voters to consider Baird as the right person for the job.
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Elyria
Justice Center
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Ambherst Township
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Would Jesus Cast The First Stone As A Presidential Question
The speaker asks whether people presume a perfect savior figure to justify political leadership. The lines invoke Jesus guiding followers to await mercy and condemn sin, then shift to a critique of a candidate’s suitability for presidency without asserting a concrete event or person.
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Bender backs youth Voice of Democracy program
State Rep. John Bender has been a strong supporter of the VFW Voice of Democracy program aiding judging efforts and attending student and teacher banquets. The message thanks him for public service as a role model and urges support to return him to Columbus to represent the community’s future leaders.
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John Bender
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Columbus
Medicare proposal stirs debate over prescription costs
The letter to Thelma Pasters was called incorrect as Rep. Sherrod Brown did not introduce HR 4627 on Sept. 25. The bill originated with Rep. Tom Atlen of Maine who is the primary sponsor. Brown is listed as a co sponsor amid political posturing and concerns about more government regulation and Medicare changes.
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Politicians and bills spark distrust in Medicare debates
The speaker criticizes rising premiums and tax plans as election driven. They flag a Brown petition to cut prescription costs and question Grace Drake’s polling position, contrasting a legislator with a slick politician and calling for honest congressional representatives.
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Income tax renewal a bargain for citizens
Elyria residents are urged to vote for Issue 25, a renewal of the earned income tax. The note argues city services like police, fire protection, parks, and street work depend on the levy and warns that without it up to a third of police, and two fire stations, could be at risk.
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No Dove Hunting for Mourning Doves in Issue 1 Vote
Op-eds argue that mourning doves are harmless and beneficial to farms and gardens. The writer contends Issue 1 would restore the 1917 1996 ban, oppose lead shot use, and frame dove hunting as an extremist lobby outcome.
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Mourning dove issue ad fuels debate on Issue 1
The advertising campaign argues that Issue 1 stops animal experiments and protects doves, while opponents say a yes vote would mislead voters and let hunting continue. The text warns against misleading tactics and urges voting no to halt dove exploitation.
Periodic table sparks California science standards debate
Joanne Jacobs argues over California science standards linking facts and discovery. Seaborg led a pro factual approach while critics push discovery learning. The framework committee backs standards, task force may press less explanation and more hands on exploration.
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State Board of Education
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Framework Committee
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