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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1992

Page

8

Many Elections Schedule Sparks Budget and Voter Fatigue Concerns

Ohio elections officials propose moving the legislative primary from Sept 8 to Aug 4 to align with school district elections. Sandusky County commissioners vow to withhold funding unless reimbursed for 100 percent of costs, challenging state mandates. If noncompliant, court orders could force the polls and payments. The proposal favors a unified election schedule backed by state election boards.

Sandusky County Secretary of State Local Elections Board Boards of Elections

House balks at S and L bailout funding and costs rise

The House rejected 298 to 125 a resolution to let the RTC spend 17 billion dollars to close failed thrifts. Critics warn delays will raise bailout costs by up to 2 million dollars daily, as Republicans block funding and Democrats seek changes. Rep Henry Gonzalez moves a new measure to extend RTC operations.

House Resolution Trust Corp Congress The RTC Washington S&ls S&l Henry Gonzalez Texas House Banking Committee

Opinions-ours yours and theirs in Chronicle-Telegram

The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to engage with editorials guest pieces and columns that challenge opinions and encourage letters to the editor. The page outlines how reader input contributes to ongoing public debate and communal discourse.

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Hiring Process 1 2 3 in Columbia Schools Letter

W. J. Watson, superintendent of the Columbia Local Schools, responds to Mary Durbin’s Chronicle-Telegram letter “Hiring Process 1-2-3.” He defends his role in credential errors, states he assumed responsibility, and explains hiring diversity and methods while apologizing to the Columbia community for embarrassment. He notes he uncovered the error and notified state auditors.

C-T Mary Durbin Lorain County Lorain County Board of Education Columbia

Letter writer argues for immediate execution of criminals

Dennis Vecchio of North Ridgeville defends a reader's First Amendment stance that murderers and other criminals deserve permanent removal, while contrasting with opponents who view leftist or liberal causes as respecting life. He cites the Roman Catholic stance against capital punishment to support valuing all human life.

Robert Baumbick North Ridgeville Baumbick Roman Catholic Church

Education's price in Avon Lake explained by local teacher

Annette T. Slagle, an art teacher at Learwood Middle School in Avon Lake, argues that public school funding relies on taxpayer support. She warns that recent cuts will raise class sizes and reduce offerings, urging a vote in favor of the upcoming school levy to protect students and the district's reputation.

Avon Lake Slagle Learwood Middle School

Chronicle Telegram Welcomes Letters to Editor

The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272.

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Hillary Clinton and bill Clinton views spark debate

Cal Thomas argues Hillary Rodham Clinton seeks a de facto presidency through her husband. He cites her LSC board tenure and Vanity Fair interview to claim she pursues liberal activism, legal suits, and tax funding for favored causes. He warns of a “cookie monster” first lady steering policy if Bill is elected.

Hillary Clinton United States Vanity Fair Magazine Gail Sheehy Bill Clinton Franklin Roosevelt Eleanor Oxford Hillary Rodham Wellesley College Johnny Hillary Redham The Legal Services Corporation LSC Democratic Coalition Vanity Fair Gennifer Flowers Cookie Monster Bill Cal Thomas Washington

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