Wetlands debate urgency in Lorain County
The Chronicle Telegram examines wetlands policy tied to President Bush's promises and cites concerns over the Army Corps of Engineers and EPA practices. It argues for constitutional protection, just compensation, and legislative action to curb agency activity, urging local governments and Rep. Pease to push reform while criticizing Celebrezze's endorsement.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Bush
Army Corps of Engineers
Arty Corps of Engineers
EPA
C-T
Rep
Pease
Corps of Engineers
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Corps
Celebrezze
Genoa United Way cuts funding to Boy Scouts over oath
A Genoa, US United Way chapter halted funding to the Boy Scouts of America citing the Scout oath's mention of God and country as discrimination against religion. Other local United Way branches have not followed suit, with wide sensitivity debate cited as driving the action and a warning of broader impact.
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United Way
Genoa
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Supreme Court
Amendment wrong care in the coming congressional campaign
In the coming congressional campaign, critics mock a balanced-budget amendment arguing it would not ensure a balanced budget and could be bypassed by loopholes. They warn it would curb spending freedom in recessions and give a minority veto through a three-fifths rule. The piece urges tax increases and spending discipline without a constitutional mandate.
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House
Congress
Washington
King George's Crazy Crusade and a Hidden World Order
A columnist argues against U.S. troop deployment in Saudi Arabia premised on oil and finance. He recalls Kuwaiti tanker re flagging, cites Iran Air 655 and Pan Am 103, questions UN ties, notes secret Saudi agreement terms, and mocks public Acknowledgement. Reese signs off from Orlando Sentinel.
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U.S
Kuwait
Andy Jackson
Harry Truman
Hell
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
OPEC
George Bush
Persian Gulf
United Nations
U.N
Saudi Arabia
Dick Cheney
Republic
King George
George
Gulf
Reese
Orlando Fin. Sentinel
Murder of Father Jerzy Shook Poland’s Quiet Reckoning
In 1984 Father Jerzy Popiełuszko was kidnapped and murdered by SB agents under Jaruzelski’s command. Lech Walesa and Mazowiecki clash over accountability as Poland contends with past persecutors. Funeral drew a quarter million mourners, marking Solidarity’s deep impact.
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Warsaw
St. Stanislaw
Jerzy Popieluszko
Jerzy
Poland
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Gdansk
Walesa
Valesa
Father Jerry
Father Jerzy
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Jaruzelski
Mazowiecki
John Paul II
Fourth Department
The
Sluzba Bezpieczenstwa
Polish Security Service
Siberia
Glemp
Jarizelski
Rome
Grzegorz Piotrowski
Peles
Lady GIs in Gulf face sexism beyond sun and sand
A column notes American women in Saudi Arabia confront gender segregation and cultural restrictions while deployed in the Gulf conflict. It contrasts US attitudes with Saudi norms, cites reactions from scholars, and discusses potential long term impacts on equality and democracy.
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America
Gulf
U.S. Air Force
Christine Queen
South
Rome
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
Saddam Hussein
Josef Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Hussein
Pauline Bart
University of Ilinois
Bart
Persian Gulf
Lila Diab
Chicago
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
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Diab
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