Opinion and Editorial
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Port authority earns stripes from pact with Penn National
Editorial: Last fall, with members of the Western Reserve Port Authority board embroiled in a battle over the
Peace talks waste of time
Opinion: Egypt is in turmoil again. Syria is embroiled in civil war. Iran continues building a nuclear
Can FDA police importers of food?
Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords In a 1968 comedy called “The Secret War of Harry Frigg,” Paul
We must take hate seriously
Opinion: By Amitabh Pal McClatchy-Tribune One year after the Sikh temple massacre in Oak Creek, Wis., we
Offshore drilling no panacea
Opinion: The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.: South Carolinans ought to be skeptical of any proposal that touts
Prisoners demand an end to solitary
Opinion: By David A. LOVE McClatchy-Tribune A hunger strike taking place in the California prison system
One-man show in Motown reality check for residents
Opinion: DETROIT Gazing from the 14th floor toward the city center and the fragile sprouts of urban
Brazil opens door for return of the accused killer of Hoerig
Editorial: There’s a glimmer of hope today that the seven-year ordeal of bringing to justice the accused killer
Judge Sweeney’s stiff sentence reinforces basic judicial ideals
Editorial: In one seemingly small sentenc- ing decision last month, Mahoning County Common Pleas Court Judge
Don’t expect Youngstown lawmakers to do right
Opinion: Warning: Holding your breath in the hope that Youngstown City Council acts on proposed charter
Frack protesters: Facts or farce?
Opinion: It’s not often that you show up to a news event and find that you’re part of the news. Don’t Frack
City Bill of Rights aims to help residents, not hurt businesses
Opinion: City Bill of Rights aims to help residents, not hurt businesses Your opinion piece of July 29
Voting Rights Act fight begins
Opinion: Just hours after the Supreme Court struck down a key part of the Voting Rights Act, Texas Attorney
Kasich winning money race
Opinion: COLUMBUS Random thoughts after reviewing campaign contributions reported by candidates, causes and
New Village in Youngstown restores hope, dignity, pride
Editorial: SEVENTY-five years ago, progres- sive-spirited first lady Eleanor Roosevelt came to Youngstown to
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