Opinion and Editorial
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McCain, Obama avoid fiscal realism
Opinion: Barack Obama pledges to extend health insurance coverage. John McCain plans another round of tax
“I’m not trying to be my father. He’s irreplaceable. I’m simply trying to do
Opinion: “I’m not trying to be my father. He’s irreplaceable. I’m simply trying to do something that I think
Terror attacks a wake-up call for U.S.
Opinion: Terrorist cowardice was in full view when bombs ripped through Istanbul, and in other recent attacks
Is it unfair to assign an ulterior motive?
Opinion: There he stood in all his Florida-tanned glory, waxing eloquent about the late Don L. Hanni Jr.
Offshore oil drilling gaining support in California
Opinion: It’s been nearly 40 years since an offshore oil well malfunctioned, polluting beaches in and around
Youngstown must reassess approach to JEDD creation
Editorial: Three nos and you’re out. Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams and members of his inner circle need to go
Youngstown 2010 intrigues Japanese
Opinion: Many of my Japanese friends here at my bank know that I am a native Ohio boy (the word for “good
Combining help and work
Editorial: Combining help and work Two constants in our culture are the value Americans place on work and the
Great Lakes agreement saves valuable resource
Opinion: The China Olympics and the classic film “Chinatown” may seem to have nothing in common beyond the
If trustees violated the law, punish them, not neighbors
Opinion: If trustees violated the law, punish them, not neighbors EDITOR: Last Sunday’s editorial
Megachurch pastors have the power
Opinion: It can’t hold as many screaming fans as the football stadium in Denver, where Sen. Barack Obama is
The sullying of justice
Opinion: Milwaukee Journal: Yet another report notes the obvious—the Bush Justice Department was heavily, and
In Oregon, cheaper to kill than to cure
Opinion: Most inhumanities start small, like the beginning of a tsunami, but then build, as they head toward
There was very little justice at justice
Opinion: WASHINGTON — It seems clear now that the Justice Department under the Bush administration was a
America’s better angels seen in global AIDS bill
Editorial: It was the right thing to do. And if, by chance, it results in America’s reputation getting a boost
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