Brady warns Fed not to repeat 1991 mistake
Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady says the Fed must avoid a repeat of last year when money supply growth faltered. He argues tighter policy harmed the spring recovery and warns that easing in 1992 could undermine growth, deficits, and savers while risking capital and dollar value.
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Hollings mocked Japanese with nuclear war joke in SC tour
Senator Ernest Hollings drew fire after telling a South Carolina plant audience a cartoon line about a mushroom cloud with blame on Americans and Japan. The exchange touched on World War II losses at Hiroshima and Nagasaki as critics urged an apology and restraint.
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Chronicle-Telegram opinions invite letters to editor
The Chronicle-Telegram states its opinions in editorials while guest editorials cartoons and columns challenge readers to form opinions and encourages readers to share thoughts in letters to the editor.
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Dial-a-ride deadlines spark LCT debate in Lorain County
Oberlin councilor and LCT board member Bob Thomas responds to Paul Facinelli's March column about a Lorain County Community College student who missed the dial-a-ride deadline. He argues for careful planning, possible schedule revision, and stronger lines of complaint handling while noting the service is vital amid funding limits. The discussion stresses riders' needs and public transportation’s role in Lorain County.
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No excuse for rape letter stirs Elyria readers
A reader letter from Nanci Bailey of Elyria rebukes Deborah Schafer for blaming victims in the Desir e Washington case. Bailey argues rape is never excusable regardless of dress or behavior, notes victims fear reporting, and expresses hope Schafer and others would show compassion to victims.
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We the people: vote to limit Congress and aides
In a critical voice Daniel H. Witzke argues the public must reject bloated government and mass lobbying. He claims Congress employs thousands of aides and advocates term limits, urging voters to force reform this fall. He cites John Glenn as an extreme example and portrays citizens as capable of guiding their own fate.
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The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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Clinton in New York a brutal stand from the crowd
Sandy Grady writes that Bill Clinton struggles in New York as a hostile press and taunting crowds treat him as a weak target. Polls show Clinton at 40 percent to Jerry Brown’s 36, with Cuomo warning that no white knight helps him. The piece portrays Clinton battered by scandals, tough debates, and relentless media scrutiny.
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