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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 2011

Page

10

Democrats push against Ohio redistricting amid lake erie snake metaphor

The piece argues Republicans control Ohio redistricting after a decisive election, calling for court challenges if the map violates the Voting Rights Act. It criticizes the quick House approval and suggests Democrats should slow the process, with a biting Lake Erie water snake metaphor illustrating futile opposition.

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Refinancing Help for Troubled Homeowners

A Los Angeles Times opinion argues for expanding refinancing for borrowers who owe more than their homes are worth. It cites billions in Fannie Mae Freddie Mac mortgages and notes tradeoffs but says lower monthly payments could reduce defaults and aid the economy while trimming taxpayer losses.

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Letters to the editor debate language use and war lore

Readers weigh in on English versus native language ballots and road lights in Amherst and Lorain. A contributor recalls immigrant roots and schooling while another argues about Iraq war intelligence and media bias. The Chronicle Telegram invites brief letters with signatures and contact details.

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Obama losing grip on nation

George Will critiques liberal rhetoric and Obama policies, arguing inflationary bias and stimulus failures. He cites Bank of America job cuts, USPS layoffs, Wal Mart layaway revival, and Solyndra as signs of a faltering economy. He urges the federal government to step back and let private enterprise lead.

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