Clinton regulatory flood looms as Clinton exits
The Clinton administration may push sweeping federal rules in its final months affecting farmers, processors, oil, auto makers, and contractors. EPA plans at least 67 major actions could curb pesticides, require meat labels, ban certain toxicants, and curb coal plants emissions while advancing diesel controls. Debate centers on environmental safeguards versus economic strain before Election Day.
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Democrats Prove They Represent All Groups at 2000 Convention
Erie County Democratic Party chair David E. Giese praises the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles for unity and diversity. He notes Ohio's delegation breakdown and contrasts Democratic and Republican conventions, praising Al Gore and Joe Lieberman for focusing on working families and issues.
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Transracial adoption demands preparation and honesty
Shery R. Donald, a Lorain County foster care caseworker, argues that transracial adoption requires white parents to openly address race, nurture black identity, and provide mentors and resources. She notes legal tensions with the Multi Ethnic Placement Act and stresses active cultural integration and education for effective adoption outcomes.
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Not ready to let go of summer's hazy days
Joan Ryan, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, laments the end of summer and the sudden shift to school day schedules. She recalls lazy days, the pull of childhood summers, and the emotional resistance to year-round schooling, while clinging to warm afternoons and seasonal rituals.
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