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4/28/2013 2:40 AM
Ohio’s law on clean energy must not be weakened
BY TED FORD
The Ohio Senate is reviewing our state’s clean-energy law to determine whether it should be rolled back or modified. But this law is working well, and state lawmakers should stay the course so that all Ohioans continue to see immediate and future benefits. …
Ohio’s law on clean energy must not be weakened
The Ohio Senate is reviewing our state’s clean-energy law to determine whether it should be rolled back or modified. But this law is working well, and state lawmakers should stay the course so that all Ohioans continue to see immediate and future benefits. …
4/26/2013 9:05 PM
Higher education
Editorials
Ohio University is looking at a sensible reform that would help financially struggling Ohio students and their parents. …
Higher education
Editorials
Ohio University is looking at a sensible reform that would help financially struggling Ohio students and their parents. …
4/26/2013 9:04 PM
Corraling Cordray
Editorials
FormerOhio Attorney General Richard Cordray is acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and one of the favorite whipping boys of Republican members of Congress. …
Corraling Cordray
FormerOhio Attorney General Richard Cordray is acting head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and one of the favorite whipping boys of Republican members of Congress. …
4/26/2013 9:03 PM
Moral drift
Editorials
A new report by a nonpartisan legal research group says that, despite years of debate and speculation, U.S. agents engaged in torture during interrogations of foreign detainees. …
Moral drift
Editorials
A new report by a nonpartisan legal research group says that, despite years of debate and speculation, U.S. agents engaged in torture during interrogations of foreign detainees. …
4/26/2013 9:02 PM
Where are jobs with good wages?
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
In response to your April 13 editorial “Where are the jobs?” For years, the number of people unemployed has differed considerably from unemployment figures. The jobless rate is useless when considering the plight of the those who need work. …
Where are jobs with good wages?
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
In response to your April 13 editorial “Where are the jobs?” For years, the number of people unemployed has differed considerably from unemployment figures. The jobless rate is useless when considering the plight of the those who need work. …
4/26/2013 9:00 PM
Dad, daughter at marathon relieved
BY MARILOU JOHANEK BLADE COLUMNIST
Twelve years ago, my husband called me with a terse imperative: Turn on the TV. Planes were flying into the Twin Towers in New York. …
Dad, daughter at marathon relieved
BY MARILOU JOHANEK BLADE COLUMNIST
Twelve years ago, my husband called me with a terse imperative: Turn on the TV. Planes were flying into the Twin Towers in New York. …
4/25/2013 11:04 PM
Snyder low on fuel, but Dems empty
BY JACK LESSENBERRY BLADE COLUMNIST
DETROIT — Nobody is saying this yet, but could it be that the political juggernaut called Rick Snyder is running out of gas? …
Snyder low on fuel, but Dems empty
BY JACK LESSENBERRY BLADE COLUMNIST
DETROIT — Nobody is saying this yet, but could it be that the political juggernaut called Rick Snyder is running out of gas? …
4/25/2013 11:01 PM
Copeland must only be recorder
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
I wish I could have a part-time job such as Lucas County recorder that pays $71,286 a year (“Copeland won’t quit union job; County recorder seeks new term as business manager,” April 18). …
Copeland must only be recorder
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
I wish I could have a part-time job such as Lucas County recorder that pays $71,286 a year (“Copeland won’t quit union job; County recorder seeks new term as business manager,” April 18). …
4/25/2013 11:00 PM
A healthy tax
Editorials
It's no surprise that the tobacco industry is choking on President Obama’s budget proposal, part of which would raise the federal cigarette tax by 94 cents a pack to help pay for preschool education. The federal tax on a pack of cigarettes would increase from $1.01 to $1.95. …
A healthy tax
Editorials
It's no surprise that the tobacco industry is choking on President Obama’s budget proposal, part of which would raise the federal cigarette tax by 94 cents a pack to help pay for preschool education. The federal tax on a pack of cigarettes would increase from $1.01 to $1.95. …
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