Goodwill removes trailers after neighbor concerns
Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland moved two semitrailers from the Lorain Road store lot in North Olmsted after years of complaints about donated items left outside. Executive director Gladys Hall apologized and cautioned that removing the trailers might not end after hours donations, but hopes donors continue supporting the charity.
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Fox Network Tops Dirty-Word List In Family Hour Study
A four week study by the Media Research Council finds one third of prime time Fox programs contain obscenities and the network leads in crude language and sex references. ABC is cited as the most family friendly while Disney boycotts emerge from the Baptist groups. Rupert Murdoch linked network seen as politically conservative by some groups.
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Blood Bank workers face union drive pressure says reader
A reader questions Lorain County Blood Bank management ethics amid an anti union campaign. The letter cites pay for votes threats and intimidation, claims firings after concerns, and calls for board scrutiny while praising workers for professionalism during the union drive. Shindler is Kathy Mahar’s mother.
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Herb Score retirement acknowledged by Bay Area reader
A Bay Area reader praises Herb Score and broadcaster Chris Assenheimer for his career, urging retirement due to long radio comment breaks and double duty on fly balls. The reader notes power outages during games and questions the recurring 0 2 1 count phrase, concluding it is time for Score to retire.
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Louima Case Spurs Debate Over New York Police Brutality
Nat Hentoff surveys the Louima case in the 70th precinct and the broader NYPD culture. He questions Giuliani era policing, mayoral control, and calls for an independent inquiry amid Amnesty International findings and ongoing investigations.
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Media Fiddle While Presidents Play on Vacation
Joseph Spear argues reporters overly chase presidential leisure stories. He cites Clinton at Martha's Vineyard amid humorous scoops and recalls historic press follies from Cleveland to Reagan, noting how White House coverage has long tested presidents and editors.
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