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Opinion and Editorial
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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Independent probe is necessary
Opinion: There he was in all his probatorial glory, telling the public about his job as Mahoning County’s
Third Frontier good for area
Opinion: In these days of partisan wrangling and name-calling, the emergence of an issue that garners
Vote yes on state Issue 2
Editorial: Vote yes on state Issue 2 The City of Columbus is going to have a casino, whether it wanted one
Ludt’s record in office justifies Democratic Party nomination
Editorial: Government in Mahoning County will continue to confront budgetary challenges even if voters renew a
Phone or drive; either or
Opinion: Phone or drive; either or I can’t help but wonder how many people will have to be injured or
From Mom’s magic cupboard falls another chapter of childhood
Opinion: The little black kettle came bouncing out of the cupboard. It rolled onto the floor past my wife
Speaking of controversial bills ...
Opinion: How well I remember The controversy involving the G.I. Bill of Rights during the Second World War.
Too good a deal to pass up
Opinion: Austintown voters have one last chance to pass the Austintown Schools 2.9-mill bond issue for the construction of two new schools for our elementary students and demolishing our six aging, deteriorating elementary buildings with the State of Ohio paying 47 percent of the project costs. The offer expires August 2010. If the bond issue fails in May, we will become a “lapsed” district and the money will be allocated to another school district.
Valley and nation are in trouble
Opinion: Here we go again. Anoth- er child murdered by a “boyfriend,” a pervert, etc. People of Youngstown and Mahoning County, in case you don’t realize it, our children are an endangered species.
Teachers become scapegoats
Opinion: Many teachers may lose their jobs if testing scores do not improve.
Husted should carry GOP banner for secretary of state
Editorial: Jon Husted, a state senator from Kettering and a former speaker of the House, is an unabashed
Will Kyrgyzstan make it?
Opinion: By Pavel Dyatlenko Institute for War & Peace Reporting BISHEK, Kyrgyzstan — For the third time
Muslims can’t pray freely
Opinion: By Farhana Khera McClatchy-Tribune If you’re a Christian, you wouldn’t want the FBI planting
Will payday fix become a reality?
Opinion: COLUMBUS Have Republicans in the Ohio House derailed an attempt to close loopholes in state law
Another political battle looms
Opinion: The Denver Post: The retirement of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who has served