Editorial: Regional solution urged for Lorain County retail glut
A Northeast Ohio study finds Lorain County has 9.2 million square feet of retail space, 1.9 million over its needs, with 1.5 million more proposed and 9,334 acres zoned for retail. The piece urges regional planning to avoid duplicating infrastructure and to prevent uneven gains among communities while noting shoppers come from surrounding areas. It argues for reevaluating retail zoning and adopting a regional approach to growth.
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Bush and reporters clash sparks little outrage in letter
A reader defends Bush calling a reporter foul names, argues reporters face insults in the profession, and pivots to broader political critique. The letter questions campaign promises, party contrasts, the role of religion in public life, and the need for individual voters to act.
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Oprah interview with Gore dubbed fluff by critic
Cal Thomas critiques Oprah Winfrey's interview with Vice President Al Gore as a shallow promotion of his presidential bid. He argues questions lacked depth on policy, noting Gore's responses avoided substantive issues while praising early education and tax cuts, and predicting voters may base choices on superficial appeal rather than plans.
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Bush plan on Social Security and Medicare ends them
Marie Cocco argues that George W. Bush would privatize Social Security and Medicare, replacing secure guaranteed benefits with private accounts and insurer controlled plans. She warns that benefits could vary, inflation protections may vanish, and seniors become dependent on market performance and insurance company decisions.
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