Readers rally for Obama Biden in Lorain County letter
Avon Lake reader urges a capable representative to rebuild the economy and supports Barack Obama and Joe Biden. The letter discusses state government, corruption in the GOP, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, AIG, and concerns about McCain and Obama aides amid the 2008 election context.
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Lorain County
Matt Lundy
Curtis Weems
Avon Lake
Fannie Mae
Freddie Mac
AIG
Democratic Congress
Barack Obama
Jim Johnson
Franklin Raines
John McCain
Jeremiah Wright
Michael Pfleger
America
William Ayers
Tony Rezko
Obama
McCain
Congress
Bush
Nancy Pelosi
Harry Reid
Democratic Party
Midview Issue 39 Call to Support School Funding
A community letter urges voters to back Issue 39 to support Midview Schools amid ongoing budget cuts. The writer stresses focusing on present and future education, urges neighbors to vote, and highlights resources for foreclosures and pet care via noPawsLeftBehind.org.
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Midview
Hit and run tragedy on Route 83 prompts grief
A Grafton Township resident laments a hit and run on Route 83 that killed a family pet and injures no one, criticizing the driver for not braking and urging remorse. The letter also touches on animal-advocacy events and political opinions.
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Grafton Township
Berm
Don't Cut Foreign Aid Amid Crisis
The article argues against cutting U.S. foreign aid as the $700 billion Wall Street bailout looms. It notes aid represents under 1 percent of the budget and supports debt cancellation to fund health care and education in poor countries. It cites Nicaragua classrooms and recent health and education funding as examples.
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U.S
Wall Street
United States
Nicaragua
McCain Palin stop in Strongsville headline critique
A reader attack on press coverage and deficits cites a Chronicle-Telegram AP story by Philip Elliot. The letter laments media bias and claims the press abandons its Founding Fathers era watchdog role amid fiscal disputes.
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Chronicle-Telegram
John McCain
Bill Clin
Slick Willie
Vietnam
ACORN fraud panic stirs Ohio voters in Elyria
TIM WORKMAN of Elyria condemns ACORN for alleged registration fraud in Ohio. He cites 250000 registrations in the state and urges voter ID, free state IDs, and registration at county offices to curb fraud. He calls on officials to act amid his concerns.
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Lorain County
Ohio
ACORN
Dallas Cowboys
Tim Workman
Elyria
Nobel laureate economist profiled with trade and geography impact
A Princeton professor and New York Times columnist who criticized the Bush era and McCain campaign won the Nobel Prize in economics for work on international trade patterns and economic geography. The prize totals about 1.4 million dollars.
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Princeton University
New York Times
Bush
McCain
Worldscope quiz items hint at 2008 Nobel Peace Prize context
The fragment mentions Martti Ahtisaari winning the 2008 Nobel Peace Prize for global peacemaking efforts and notes relate to U S actions on terrorism and nuclear facilities. It also references Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in Troopergate and violence in Iraq with casualties and displacements.
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Martti Ahtisaari
Alaska
Sarah Palin
Bush Era Nuclear Pact With Which Nation Ended Sanctions
The United States signed a civilian nuclear cooperation accord with a country after 34 years of sanctions. U.S. firms can sell nuclear fuel and reactors as Washington sides with a nation that tested a weapon in 1974 and resisted nonproliferation pacts.
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U.S
Bush
Ridge Too Partners with The Chronicle for Education Program
The Ridge Too cooperative newspaper in education partner provides The Chronicle to area schools, expanding access to local news and classroom resources. The program supports teachers and students with real-time reporting and literacy opportunities.
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Hank You Ridge Too! Co
Chronicle
Restore balance on Ohio Supreme Court slate Russo Sikora
In this fall's election voters are urged to back Judge Joseph Russo and Judge Peter Sikora for the Ohio Supreme Court to end one party control said to favor insurers and big corporations. The group argues Russo and Sikora will restore balance for middle class Ohioans on November 4.
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Joseph Russo
Peter Sikora
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Russo and Sikora
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