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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. …
4/25/2013 10:59 PM
Moral lessons
Editorials
Carla Hale is 59 years old and has just been fired from her job as a physical education teacher at Bishop Watterson High School in Columbus, Ohio. She worked there for 19 years. …
Moral lessons
Editorials
Carla Hale is 59 years old and has just been fired from her job as a physical education teacher at Bishop Watterson High School in Columbus, Ohio. She worked there for 19 years. …
4/25/2013 10:58 PM
Digital justice
Editorials
Domestic violence continues to plague northwest Ohio, accounting for much of its violence and, last year, more than a third of Toledo’s homicides. …
Digital justice
Domestic violence continues to plague northwest Ohio, accounting for much of its violence and, last year, more than a third of Toledo’s homicides. …
4/24/2013 7:36 PM
Double-talk
Editorials
University of Toledo President Dr. Lloyd Jacobs broke his public silence this week on why he moved to terminate transfer agreements with two area abortion clinics. His justification was, frankly, so lame that he would have been better off to keep quiet. …
Double-talk
University of Toledo President Dr. Lloyd Jacobs broke his public silence this week on why he moved to terminate transfer agreements with two area abortion clinics. His justification was, frankly, so lame that he would have been better off to keep quiet. …
4/24/2013 7:34 PM
Risky business
Editorials
One of the riskiest outcomes of congressional gridlock and the resulting budget sequester kicked into gear this week with the layoff of 10 percent of the nation’s air traffic controllers. …
Risky business
Editorials
One of the riskiest outcomes of congressional gridlock and the resulting budget sequester kicked into gear this week with the layoff of 10 percent of the nation’s air traffic controllers. …
4/24/2013 7:33 PM
Proving himself
Editorials
The Toledo Board of Education has approved a one-year contract with Romules Durant to run Toledo Public Schools. His title will be interim superintendent. …
Proving himself
The Toledo Board of Education has approved a one-year contract with Romules Durant to run Toledo Public Schools. His title will be interim superintendent. …
4/24/2013 7:32 PM
Not all cases of murder publicized
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
In response to the April 7 commentary, “Failure to protect: Review of Gerber tragedy is needed”: It’s amazing how one domestic violence/murder case can cause so much more publicity, while another is pushed into the background. …
Not all cases of murder publicized
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
In response to the April 7 commentary, “Failure to protect: Review of Gerber tragedy is needed”: It’s amazing how one domestic violence/murder case can cause so much more publicity, while another is pushed into the background. …
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