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Bill Clinton in the spotlight

Opinion: By Dick Polman Philadelphia Inquirer Hey, remember “Clinton fatigue”? The sour mood that


Stifling in Basra

Opinion: By Khalid Waleed Institute for War & Peace Reporting BASRA, Iraq The lack of electricity


Welfare-to-work isn’t gutted

Opinion: Welfare-to-work isn’t gutted Chicago Tribune: Republicans complain that the Obama administration


Reserve station at airport is an important part of area economy

Editorial: Strategic pause is not a phrase that would seem to be of great significance, but when it comes to


Praying for a miracle for Jayden

Opinion: Like any loving parents, they want to provide. Unlike other loving parents, they have only this summer to do it.


The race is on, here comes ...

Editorial: The race is on, here comes ... The days when presidential elec- tion campaigns were low-key


Prospective buyer for RG Steel should work closely with state

Editorial: In announcing that he has put in a bid of $17 million for RG Steel LLC’s plant in Warren, C.J.


Y’town pols lacking in credibility

Opinion: Whenever politicians insist that a public sector job is absolutely necessary, hold on to your


Long tradition of hostility

Opinion: By Thomas F. SCHALLER Baltimore Sun Supposedly, an estimated 10 percent of Americans can trace


A Wall with the power to move

Opinion: A Wall with the power to move Recently I was one of per haps 300 bikers privileged to help escort


Problem solvers to have say in November

Opinion: Are you a NObama voter? Or will you say Mitt-No! in November? You might not have heard, but the


Huge oil money collections

Opinion: The Forum of Fargo (N.D.): The numbers are astounding. North Dakota oil tax revenues in the past


Renewal of school levy may be tough sell in city

Editorial: The president of the Youngstown Board of Education, Lock P. Beachum Sr., made two statements


What’s in store for election?

Opinion: COLUMBUS Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted was asked by a reporter last week if he expected


Health care winners, losers

Opinion: By Lane Filler Newsday In the wake of the massacre that unfolded at a midnight showing of “The