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Thanks to Robert Ready for recognizing WWII vets

Thank you Robert Ready for your recognition of our WWII veterans. It is sad, but the kids today are taught little of their sacrifices, and that needs to be changed. I was blessed to go as a guardian on...

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Without guns, we could be Libyans

I wrote this in Feb 2011 and it is more true today: Without guns, we could be Libyans It has happened. A country is now fighting their defenseless citizens. I was watching CNN Saturday afternoon and a...

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Bengals can’t compete with the big guys

As another year passes as a Bengals fan, I find myself reflecting back to my old high school playing days in Ohio when there were only three divisions. Attending one of the smallest “big” schools, we...

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Archdiocese made right decision on educator

By the time we have put our children through high school we will have invested around $100,000 in their Catholic education. That money in our minds is wasted if our children do not receive an authentic...

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Story on Enquirer’s pressmen appreciated

I would like to commend you on your recent article “Stop the Presses.” Many times those behind the scenes, who make our lives more enjoyable and convenient, do not receive recognition. IThe majority of...

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Autism research shows promise

In the past year, ground-breaking research has uncovered precise genetic links between autism and fragile x syndrome giving families like ours hope that treatment for many of the core symptoms of both...

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Paul’s message not so extreme

I found it interesting that Scott Wartman’s article about Rand and Ron Paul included quotes from elitist economist Larry Sabato. His insights into legitimizing Rand Paul was to get away from his...

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Co-op program at UC offers work experience and less debt

The excellent recent Enquirer articles on the growing problem of high college students combined with the inability of many graduates to find decent paying jobs in their college major leads me to point...

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Embarrassed to be a registered Republican

I would rather disclose an embarrassing medical condition to people than tell them I am a registered Republican. I decided along with my husband of 20 years to stop all support for the party. As a 40...

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Don’t allow that filthy sludge on our land

Steve Chabot claims that the Canadian company that is pushing the pipeline will build it to the west coast if we don’t approve it in the United States (“Keystone Pipeline is vital to our interests”...

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Coal can be useful with the right scrubbers

Before my retirement I worked and lived in some 40 nations, so I feel somewhat qualified to share my five cents worth of advice on the coal issue. Coal can and should be our friend, for it provides the...

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Government ought to keep out of marriage

Nowhere in the Constitution is the word or concept of marriage mentioned.   Marriage is a religious covenant established by the church and defined by the church as a union of one man and one woman who,...

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If you damage property, please accept responsibility

On Tuesday, August 6, I had an opportunity to visit and tour MEAC in Madisonville as they requested some grant money from a local board I sit on. I parked on Erie Ave. and was there between 9:45 and 11...

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Forum piece didn’t include a major scientific book

Your piece on obesity Sunday left out a major scientific item: William Davis M.D.’s book “Wheat Belly.” The book reviews what genetically altered wheat has done to our bodies as it has dominated our...

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There’s much bigger voter fraud to go after

On the way to work, I made the mistake of stopping for a bagel, and the headline “Voter problems force poll worker overhaul” (Aug. 14) stared up at me as I was getting coffee. While I’m glad The...

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Several were canonized in less than 27 years

I read with interest the article “Sainthood date set for 2 former popes” in the October 1, 2013 edition of The Enquirer. The article mentions that the fastest time for a church figure to be canonized a...

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Enough is enough with self-imposed crises

When your child is acting like a spoiled brat, don’t you dare give them what they want. People around you may dislike you for a short while but they will appreciate you later on when your child grows...

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Reducing Social Security benefits isn’t far-fetched

Regarding Laura Hahn’s guest column “Social Security’s future depends on dialogue” (Oct. 14): I am 77 and have been receiving reduced Social Security benefits for 15 years. My main retirement is a...

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There are real consequences to the actions of our Congress

Dear Speaker Boehner, I am a public school teacher in Cincinnati. My daughter Emily, age 23, is a college graduate who could not find full time employment. The serious nature of the shutdown has...

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Lawmakers’ focus on roadkill was misplaced

I was so glad to read that, immediately upon return from their summer break, our Ohio representatives boldly tackled the feral hog roadkill issue here in our state. And adding wild turkey road kill to...

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