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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 2001

Page

3

Elyria seeks consensus on 12 potential high school sites

Editorial urges broad resident debate to choose a single site for the new Elyria High School. It highlights site data like acreage ownership and nearby population, and proposes 100 community gatherings to discuss advantages and drawbacks while avoiding distractions such as recreation center debates.

Elyria E. Jean Harper

Opinions Yours Ours And Theirs

The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to engage with editorials and guest pieces on the page. It explains that opinions are presented to challenge readers to form views and to share responses in letters to the editor.

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Readers respond on Ridgeville tax ballot Issue 17

Letters defend a 0.4 percent Ridgeville income tax for a family and senior center, stressing funds cannot go to general city use and must be spent on parks and recreation. Other letters praise Sherrod Brown, question age-based trust and criticize Elyria school closures and a local judge candidate.

Ridgeville North Ridgeville Parks and Recreation Board Davis Dottie Alberto Mariane Gardner-Stafford

Bush Must Show Strength With China Over Detainees

Cal Thomas argues the United States should resume reconnaissance flights and project power to deter Beijing. He says China cultivates advantage from the incident, and warns that trade alone won’t win over a regime viewing liberty as a threat.

Clinton China U.S United States Moldova Europe America Mao Tse-tung Bill Clinton Bush Beijing Soviet Union

Sweet strength and diplomacy in Asia

Chris Matthews argues America should drop tough talk after the Hainan Island incident and embrace Powell’s “sweet strength.” He urges Washington-Beijing diplomacy, noting the risks of hegemony and praising quiet leverage over confrontation to preserve U.S.-China ties, and outlines lessons from recent events.

Washington Mario Cuomo Colin Powell Hainan Island Clinton Bush North South America Hemisphere Mideast Persian Gulf Africa Asia South China Sea Taiwan Beijing United States Pentagon Europe State Department New York Powell

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