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Sammarone's experience essential in city council

Opinion: Only one of the three candidates for the Democratic nomination for president of Youngstown City


HOW HE SEES IT For Bush, half the country is enough

Opinion: By RONALD BROWNSTEIN LOS ANGELES TIMES George W. Bush may be more comfortable operating with a


Brookfield schools don't need a tax increase

Opinion: Brookfield schools don't need a tax increase EDITOR: I can't understand why the Brookfield


"There was a violent shaking, and the next moment I was thrown to the floor ... and I landed on top of a pile of other people. "

Opinion: "There was a violent shaking, and the next moment I was thrown to the floor ... and I landed on top


DeLay's banana republic

Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Since the Monroe Doctrine of 1823, the U.S. has tried to mold Latin America in


HOW THEY SEE IT Bolton perfect for straightening out U.N.

Opinion: By ERIC A. POSNER and JOHN C. YOO LOS ANGELES TIMES John Bolton, President Bush's nominee to be


DAN K. THOMASSON Bolton must lie in the bed he made

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- It happens in every administration. Somebody fails to do all the homework or due


Today is Monday, April 25, the 115th day of 2005. There are 250 days left in the year. On this date

Opinion: Today is Monday, April 25, the 115th day of 2005. There are 250 days left in the year. On this date


Architect Rove's work far from done

Opinion: By WILLIAM McKENZIE DALLAS MORNING NEWS All hail, Karl Rove. The president's chief strategist


EGYPT

Opinion: EGYPT Egyptian Gazette, Cairo, April 19: Last week, Egyptian public opinion was deeply perplexed


"These are relatively rare events for the Senate to scrutinize and not give the president deference

Opinion: "These are relatively rare events for the Senate to scrutinize and not give the president deference


HOW HE SEES IT States shortchanging higher education

Opinion: By PAUL TRIBLE WASHINGTON POST It's likely that college presidents around the world had a dollop


A wake-up call for Congress

Opinion: The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa.: It's unfortunate it took the identity theft of some 300,000


In the political life cycle, Democrats are teenagers

Opinion: In the political life cycle, Democrats are teenagers EDITOR Politics is a human activity, and as