Keys boost Springfield bid for Elyria court seat
Editorial notes Freddie Springfield’s May primary cost 33600 dollars, more than opponents combined, and her plan to co chair with Elyria Mayor Michael Keys. It argues Keys adds credibility but warns of potential separation of powers conflicts and public scrutiny if he influences perceived judicial rulings.
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Freddie Springfield
Elyria Municipal
Elyria
Terry Shilling
Christopher Rothgery
Springfield
John Musson
North Ridgeville
Michael Keys
Philip Fisher
Debbie Hovatter
Grafton
Keys
Shilling
Rothgery
Supreme Court
Do as Diana did to help others reach out now
A tribute urges following Princess Diana’s example by visiting the lonely and helping the ill. It calls for small acts of kindness to honor her memory, encouraging readers to give time, talk to nursing home residents, and spread her spirit.
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Diana
Princess Diana
Louima
Letters to the Editor Go peacefully Princess Diana
Janet Simmons of North Ridgeville writes to urge a peaceful farewell and reflects on Princess Diana's impact. The letter emphasizes calm tribute and public mourning.
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Princess Diana
Janet Simmons
North Ridgeville
Remembering Diana and Her Gentle Charities
A heartfelt tribute recalls Diana, Princess of Wales, watching her wedding to Charles, meeting AIDS patients, comforting children, and inspiring fashion with hats. The writer imagines Diana in heaven, continues to honor her charitable work, and hopes her causes endure beyond her death.
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Diana
Charles
Dodi
Sympathy for Disney and McDonald’s amid critics and lawsuits
Joseph Spear notes how Disney and McDonald’s face nationwide crusades from moralists and activists. He cites boycotts, libel lawsuits, consumer complaints, and odd allegations while highlighting the corporations’ vast assets and global reach. He frames the campaigns as part of a broader tension between big brands and vocal critics.
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Disney
McDonald's
Virginia
Times Square
New York City
National Federation of the Blind
Cochran's Motives in Louima Police Brutality Case
Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Claude Lewis questions whether Johnnie Cochran will pursue full justice for Abner Louima or turn the case into a high profile spectacle. The piece weighs Cochran's career interests against the need to address alleged police brutality and broader racial tensions in New York City.
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Abner Louima
New York
Cochran
Louima
Brooklyn
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Nicole
Ron Goldman
Guiliani
Dinkins
Louisa
Johnnie Cochran
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