Opinion and Editorial
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Refinery project is good news
Opinion: Minot (N.D.) Daily News: Construction on the first major oil refinery to be built in the United
Nothing gets made but money
Opinion: There I was last Sunday morning, innocently reading the paper, when the presidential campaign
Judge Hunter’s passion for law should be rewarded by voters
Editorial: Mahoning County Court Judge Scott D. Hunter isn’t given to histrionics or judicial belligerence,
A new judge will be coming to Trumbull’s Eastern District
Editorial: Trumbull County has two county courts, one in Brookfield and one in Cortland. It also has municipal
Paul Ryan’s dishpan hands panned
Opinion: I wasn’t supposed to work last Saturday. But Paul Ryan and MS- NBC changed that. What happened
Obama offers no substance
Opinion: In form, President Obama came back strongly in Tuesday’s debate with Mitt Romney, but substantively
No change, no levy support
Opinion: No change, no levy support I have voted for every school levy, no matter where I have lived in
Mistakes, and meningitis
Opinion: Mistakes, and meningitis Los Angeles Times: The 14 people who died of fungal meningitis after they
Arlen Specter, summed up in his own words
Opinion: When I heard on Sunday that Arlen Specter had died, I sought solace in rummaging through personal
Ditzler has experience, smarts to be Mahoning commissioner
Editorial: Barring a political implosion of monumental proportions, David Ditzler, an 18-year trustee in
Who wins debate that’s tied?
Opinion: When two presidential candidates battle roughly to a tie in a debate, is there a winner? Did
A toast to city flexibility
Opinion: The Free Press, Mankato, Minn.: You have to give credit for creativity and effort. It couldn’t have
Diversity on campus national security issue
Opinion: By Dan Christman, John F. REGNI AND JOHN R. RYAN McClatchy-Tribune To Justice Samuel A. Alito,
Fed can’t do every good thing
Opinion: DALLAS In the 1920s, in the wee small hours of the mornings, employees at the Federal Reserve Bank
Issue 2 violates separation of powers
Opinion: By Shirley J. CHRISTIAN AND JAMES E. “TED” ROBERTS Special to The Vindicator This November,
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