May Co. urged to honor tax obligations to Elyria
The Chronicle-Telegram urges May Co. to reconsider seeking additional tax relief for its Midway Mall store. May enjoys a 15 year 75 percent abatement totaling 900000 granted in 1989 when the mall opened, a measure Elyria touts as the city’s largest. The paper notes 494 jobs tied to the abatement, with May employing nearly half, and argues May should support the community rather than press for more breaks.
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White House approves Russian technology imports for space program
The U S government, urged by Reagan, ends major import restrictions on Soviet and post-Soviet technologies. It will allow Russian plutonium fuel components and a reactor for space use, plus licenses for private U S firms to buy Russian thrusters. The move aims to spur trade, open markets, and foster competition with Western firms in Moscow and Kiev.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Readers to Respond
The Chronicle-Telegram states that opinions on editorials and guest pieces are designed to challenge readers and invites letters to the editor to share thoughts and opinions.
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Puzzled gas price notes. readers defend rising costs
Harold Rose from Grafton questions a letter writer about gas price increases, cites 1983 to 1992 tax changes and his own six month gas price record, urging readers to contact their representatives. The Chronicle-Telegram also praises Lorain County Community College music program directed by Nancy Davis and the LCCC musicians for an excellent all John RutER presentation.
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Retirement tax bite prompts reader letter to Bush
Lorain Printing Co employees urge rejection of Simplification Tax Plan HR 2730. They warn of tripled tax liability on 401 k and profit sharing plans and higher plan costs risking employer contributions. Includes signatures Leonard Catanese and Barbara Maxwell requesting action and contacting lawmakers.
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Personal plea on unannounced school visits by officials
Letter from Kent Storrow of Wellington urging unannounced school visits by School Board members and parents. He argues such oversight ensures accountability for programs staff and facilities, funded by tax dollars, and defends public schools from secrecy while questioning high priced administrators.
Lottery taxes and the critique of funding education and safety
Howard Foxman argues that lottery funds, from $1 to large bets, finance prizes but feed bureaucracy, harming education and policing while primarily drawing the poor into false hopes of riches. He contrasts this with his view of Japanese society and liberated American women as potential targets for consumer products.
Red Sea Miracle timing and guidance cited by reader
Patricia Sweet of Bay Village argues the Red Sea crossing was timed by weather and divine guidance. She notes a cloud and fire pillar directing Israelites, then a wind shift producing a wave to deter pursuers in a historically precise moment.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Reader Letters for Editorial Pages
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Include signature, full address, and daytime telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297272.
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Public Health Urges Behavior Change Over Condoms Against AIDS
Cal Thomas cites Dr. William Roper urging a shift from cautionary condom talks to a broader health oriented norm that discourages risky sexual activity among youth. He contrasts effective tobacco policy with the need for honest, behavior based AIDS messaging and a public consensus on delaying sexual involvement.
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