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Opinion and Editorial
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Fear the worst for jobs, Medicare now that GOP has full control
Opinion: Fear the worst for jobs, Medicare now that GOP has full control Here are a few things you may not
Allies of Youngstown air base must fight to keep C-130s aloft
Editorial: Over its five-decade history, the sprawling Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna Township and
Hateful beliefs against Jews a part of Palestinian psyche
Opinion: “You’ve got to be taught to hate...” Oscar Hammerstein, “South Pacific” The murder of five
Is racial harmony possible?
Opinion: By Joel Mathis and Ben Boychuk Tribune News Service With the nation watching, a St. Louis County
Dow keeps Bhopal suffering
Opinion: By Amitabh Pal Tribune News Service It’s been 30 years since the Bhopal disaster, but the U.S.
Iraqis who helped American soldiers, civilians need help
Opinion: In Thanksgiving weekend columns past, I’ve written of my gratitude to this country for taking in my
Gov. Kasich will not dictate the future of Y’town schools
Editorial: We don’t know what was said when Gov. John Kasich and state Rep.-elect Michele Lepore-Hagan had a
Tressel needs his ‘peeps’ to ante up
Opinion: It didn’t take long for the honeymoon to come to a screeching end. Youngstown State University
GOP on the spot with immigration
Opinion: When President Barack Obama announced his decision to allow roughly 4 million undocumented
Don’t indict black community in killing of store owner; Vindicator editorial bullies YSU workers; Run on Traficant tribute tickets easy to understand; Don’t ban Malala’s memoirs
Opinion: In reacting to the killing of Mahdi, don’t indict all of black community Bertram de Souza, regard-
A fluke path to Red Bridge Project
Opinion: Marilyn Hare has lived a pretty good life in Canfield. With three kids grown and five grandkids
Ohio prisons require changes
Opinion: The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer: The brief but frightening prison escape of T.J. Lane, who was serving
Citizenship rules are complicated
Opinion: By Peter Schuck Los Angeles Times To Americans, the rules of citizenship can seem simple: You’re
Use Ferguson as springboard to mend police-community ties
Editorial: Rioting and disturbances ROCKED Ferguson, Mo., and the nation this week after a grand jury decided
Common Core is a target
Opinion: COLUMBUS We’re midway through the Legislature’s lame-duck session, and there’s plenty of