France urged to end nuclear tests now
The article notes Jacques Chirac defended France’s independence with a robust nuclear force, detonating a Pacific atoll test after a three year moratorium. It argues the tests lack practical or political sense, mentions France’s 1992 moratorium leadership, and suggests canceling all tests to align with global aims and a future treaty sign‑off.
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Grooved Route 57 Intersection Delays and Paving Clash
Route 57 and Route 113 at Bell Avenue showcase deep roadway grooves from truck tires. Elevations threaten mufflers on low cars, with a motorist unable to identify his muffler among five in a roadside ditch. Nearby, the new Elyria Fire Department station may open as ODOT grinds and repaves the intersection, a timing clash Murphy's Law would approve.
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Mingee's openness shapes support amid upcoming election
A local resident urges voters to consider Mingee as a change agent amid Sheffield Lake's troubled finances and unsafe fire department. The note cites understaffed police, a visible mayoral leadership gap, and Mingee's growing team as pivotal factors in the race.
Mingee Urged as Mayor Candidate in Shefield Lake
The speaker urges supporters and those put off by militancy to back Gary Mingee for mayor of Shefield Lake, stating there is no choice and inviting anyone who approaches for discussion to voice ideas.
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Admiral King and the Atlantic War Debate
A critical look at Ernest J. King after Pearl Harbor argues the Germany first approach let U boats operate with deadly effect. It notes misjudgments, the success of Japanese-focused strategy, and claims not a single U-boat was sunk early 1942. The piece questions hero worship and recalls King’s regional ties and a local high school named for him.
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Old political shoes you can’t wear today
Robert Reno in Newsday surveys the GOP and Democrats as they chase trends. He argues authentic conservative reform risks being replaced by a reactive caricature, while past revolutions show voters return to familiar shoes. Powell, Packwood, Dole, and Goldwater anchor the piece.
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Powell's presidential bid shifts into high gear
Washington columnist Sandy Grady notes Colin Powell has launched a full throttle book tour that doubles as a potential presidential run. Powell, a black man from the South Bronx with a mixed heritage, rejects being framed as the Black Hope and aims to heal racial divides while appealing across parties. He faces mixed black reaction, with some favoring Clinton or Jackson, and others wary of establishment ties.
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