Aid for Russia needs no apology
Opinion piece argues for a substantial one year aid package to aid democracy and market reforms in Russia and former Soviet states. It criticizes Bush for delaying and Clinton for escalating the stance, urging firm leadership and explaining long term US security and economic benefits of supporting Russia's democratic transition.
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Taiwan election signals shift toward Chinese democracy
The island of Taiwan, with about 20 million people, held what reporters call the freest elections in Chinese history last weekend. The pivotal issue was taidu independence as Nationalist incumbents who avoided elections faded, while an opposition party pushing independence won about 24 percent, signaling Taiwan as a rising democracy alongside Beijing’s mainland.
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Elyria public schools face education gaps and high payrolls
Jim Francis argues the Elyria school system shows a low pass rate in all four educational criteria and seeks proof of stronger outcomes before any levy hike. He compares failing performance to 25 percent mail delivery and 75 percent defect rates, urging budget discipline and salary reductions.
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Public safety debate questions tax funded police duties
A stirring letter questions discretionary 9 1 1 service funding for townships and unincorporated areas and why a sheriff is elected by vote yet serves the judicial system. The author argues for incorporating sheriff duties under state statutes and contrasts with municipal police. The piece also cites abortion debates and rights, criticizing Roe v Wade and arguing for life rights and constitutional overtones.
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Poor Judgment In Government Sparks Public Outcry
Jane A. Haught of Grafton urges voters to demand intelligent governance after a long pattern of alleged fiscal waste and ethical lapses. She argues incumbents excuse actions as poor judgment and calls for accountability to end perceived corruption and pork-barrel politics.
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297272.
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Democrats Open Convention Choice Shrinks Smoke Filled Room
Chicago Tribune columnist argues the Democratic Party faces a fork between internal bickering and a more open process. He notes 1968 Daley era backroom deals, the rise of reform, and mentions figures like Cuomo Buchanan Brown Brown and Rush as signs times have changed toward a more representative leadership and potentially an open convention.
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