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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1999
Page
6
Voters on May 4 in North Ridgeville can renew the paramedic levy to fund continued advanced life support services. The Fire Department has served residents since 1995 without charging for ambulance or EMS use, highlighting improvements from basic CPR to enhanced paramedic care.
Initial EMT training was 130 hours with 30 hours of continuing education every three years. In 1998 the department operated two medium-duty ALS ambulances with two paramedics and one EMT per call. A May health fair at Fire Station No. 1 invites residents to learn about department accomplishments with local partners and to vote on May 4.
A festive rally notes opening day at Jacobs Field 1:05 p.m. Monday as fans cheer the Indians in their home opener. It highlights players Hargrove Alo mar Alomar Thome Vizquel Fry man Ramirez Colon Wright Burba Jackson and more while referencing rival Yankees and World Series chatter.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letter submission rules including editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks writers to include signature full home address and telephone number with mail fax or email submission details.
Don Pease reviews three voting stances on defense—hawks favor spending, doves oppose, and a critical path weighs each weapons system on its merits. He recalls supporting the Trident submarine, notes past B 1 bomber battles, and cautions on Star Wars feasibility while signaling future THAAD scrutiny.
A column argues that religious freedom includes attire such as the Muslim hijab and questions corporate dress bans. It cites Dulles Airport workers dismissed for wearing head scarves, later reinstated, and urges pride in American religious liberty across beliefs.
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