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Afghanistan pistachio trees fall
Opinion: By MOHAMMAD SHAHPUR SABER Institute for War & Peace Reporting BADGHIS, Afghanistan — Mullah
Sympathy points for governor
Opinion: COLUMBUS — Get past the politics of the ongoing drama over prison inmates working at the governor’s
Best US presidents: FDR, Truman
Opinion: My two most admired U.S. presidents during my octogenarian lifetime were Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Retreat from high joblessness remains tough job in the Valley
Editorial: Encouraging economic news on a battery of fronts in recent days gives the appearance that Ohio and
Recalling pet-food contamination, Youngstown veterinarian worries about human food from China
Opinion: Recalling pet-food contamination, Youngstown veterinarian worries about human food from China Last
US Senate race is spinning out of control
Opinion: Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, didn’t make it last week to President
Fill in the blanks, Joe
Opinion: Fill in the blanks, Joe Philadelphia Inquirer: Democratic Senate nominee Joe Sestak went a long
Washington overreacts with aplomb
Opinion: Washington’s punditocracy loves to overreact. And it’s doing so again. When Republican Scott Brown
Wanted: some straight talk
Opinion: By E. THOMAS McCLANAHAN McClatchy Newspapers Attorney General Eric Holder was having a bad day.
Jury is still out on who was right or wrong about Oakhill
Editorial: It still sticks in the craw of two present county officials and a former official that a majority on
North Korea scares everyone
Opinion: North Korea scares everyone Seattle Times: North Korea has so little in the way of an economy or
Saturation patrols take place on all sides of town
Opinion: Traffic patrols were everywhere I beg to differ with the man who wrote about the stepped-up
Blinders in the Arctic
Opinion: By BUCK PARKER McClatchy-Tribune It’s hard to fathom how this could happen, but the Interior
Taking politics to the web
Opinion: Hillary Clinton did it and it worked for her when she ran for the Senate in New York, so now
Future of energy isn’t in the wind
Opinion: By BEN LIEBERMAN Heritage Foundation Think Washington can’t get any more out of touch? Well,
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