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Public employees on notice
Opinion: What was the message delivered Tuesday by voters in Wisconsin, San Diego and San Jose? Quite simply
Single motherhood a major catastrophe
Opinion: By Kay S. HYMOWITZ Los Angeles Times The single-mother revolution shouldn’t need much
Summertime brings violence
Editorial: Summertime brings violence The Youngstown Police Depart- ment will launch its campaign against
Years Ago
Opinion: Today is Sunday, June 10, the 162nd day of 2012. There are 204 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
What a bunch of crybabies
Opinion: What a bunch of crybabies Quitters, criminals and loser crybabies. That’s what our local
Taking a brave stand
Opinion: Star-Tribune, Minneapolis, Minn.: It isn’t much of a shocker that most of Minnesota’s liberal
Life in prison for Mubarak doesn’t bode well for Egypt
Editorial: Ousted President Hosni Mubarak did nothing to stop the deadly shooting of more than 800 Egyptians
Who owns the jobless rate?
Opinion: COLUMBUS Gov. John Kasich is concerned about the new unemployment rates that will be reported by
Minot Daily News. June 2, 2012.
Opinion: Minot Daily News. June 2, 2012. Internet users, beware Perhaps it’s the third son of the
US nuns have plenty of support
Opinion: It doesn’t take a radical feminist insubordinate to recognize the chutzpah involved in a bunch of
Political sparks fly over judgeship
Opinion: The selection of the next Youngstown Municipal Court judge is almost being overshadowed by the
West Virginia looks at schools
Opinion: West Virginia looks at schools Herald-Dispatch, Huntington, W.Va.: One of West Virginia’s vexing
Anger at Austintown bus plan
Opinion: Anger at Austintown bus plan As the parents of a St. Chris- tine student, we are writing to
Americans shunning both parties
Opinion: In his 2007 book, “The Great Upheaval: America and the Birth of the Modern World, 1788-1800,”
Ohio gets an overdue law to oversee wild-animal ownership
Editorial: At long last, Ohio has recognized what most other states already knew: Animals capable of easily
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