Opinion and Editorial
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If you build it, they will fold
Editorial: If you build it, they will fold There was a day when the Ohio Constitution was clear about
What’s in store for Macejko?
Opinion: Youngstown City Prosecutor Jay Macejko should have quit while he was ahead — because he now faces
Decision on bed-tax increase should be made with the facts
Editorial: Both sides in the debate over the proposal to increase Mahoning County’s bed tax by 2 percent offer
Shale gas: What’s to come?
Opinion: Lewayne Peterson built a pyramid home. Washington, Pa., south of Pittsburgh, has had an explosion
Climate changes aren’t so sweet
Opinion: Climate changes aren’t so sweet The Vindicator’s article last weekend regarding the Boardman Maple
Former Tod, United buildings have unique place in industial history
Opinion: I was saddened to see that now all of the former United Engineering plant is scheduled to be
Plea bargaining is elevated
Opinion: Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court elevated plea bargaining, as Justice Antonin Scalia put it, “from
Fund mental health care
Opinion: The Cullman (Ala.) Times: Mental health care is a growing concern and need among many Alabamians,
US president acts to repair relationship with Pakistan
Editorial: There’s no denying the fact that having Pakistan as a friend rather than an enemy makes it easier
Pope’s visit to Cuba a mixed bag
Opinion: Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to Cuba will not produce much change, but everybody — the Pope, the Cuban
Election reform debate rages
Opinion: COLUMBUS Politicians could make it a lot easier for Ohioans to participate in elections, if they
Mandel targets Sen. Brown
Opinion: Josh Mandel, the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate, has a lot going for him. He’s got a great
Disclose Act needed
Opinion: Disclose Act needed San Jose Mercury News: The federal Disclose Act is back in play, and none too
Consumers’ counsel takes on big job under trying conditions
Editorial: Over a period of seven years, the Office of Consumers’ Counsel under Janine Migden-Ostrander spent
US faces threat from drones
Opinion: By John Villasenor Los Angeles Times President Obama signed a sweeping aviation bill in February
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