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Shuttle flight delays O.K.

Florida Today, Melbourne: NASA managers continue huddling on when to launch Discovery on the first


“How is this not murder? ... These are people who get off on being there for death. They

Opinion: “How is this not murder? ... These are people who get off on being there for death. They target


Child slavery isn’t movie fiction

Opinion: On the Monday morning following the Oscars, U.S. news Web sites splashed the announcement that the


Obama will have to justify a budget deficit like no other

Editorial: Obama will have to justify a budget deficit like no other In his first budget, President Barack


China fills void left by U.S. in S.E. Asia

Opinion: Even before Secretary of State Hillary Clinton began her trip to Asia, she acknowledged that


Chimp attack should trigger questions

Opinion: The horrific incident was over in minutes — but Charla Nash will never fully recover from her


NORWAY

NORWAY Dagsavisen, Oslo, Feb. 25: The split between Fatah and Hamas is deeply tragic for the


Entitlements are a threat, not a promise of prosperity

Opinion: Entitlements are a threat, not a promise of prosperity EDITOR: The biggest problem we have in


U.N. agency needs reform to reflect new global reality

U.N. agency needs reform to reflect new global reality Miami Herald: The world that created the


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Congress has no business targeting car dealers

Opinion: Congress has no business targeting car dealers EDITOR: As Congress debates the wisdom of


Canfield student lives up to challenge for Pavlik’s challenger

Opinion: The aspects of a big event can take weeks and months of planning and commitments. Sometimes, they


Vindicator file photo

Opinion: Vindicator file photo SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO: Dorothy Daley from Falls Avenue in Youngstown landed


Lt. Gov. Fisher could soon get chance to keep pledge

Editorial: When Ohio’s lieutenant governor, Lee I. Fisher, came to Youngstown earlier this month and pledged


Municipal court’s dilemma

Editorial: Municipal court’s dilemma Youngstown Municipal Court judges went through the motions of asking