FAA urged to act before more ice related crashes
After a USAir commuter jet crash at LaGuardia that killed 27 people, officials and experts urge the FAA and airlines to adopt stronger icing controls. Calls grow for closer de icing facilities, end of taxiway inspectors in bad weather, and a formal safety system to fund improvements before incidents occur.
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Milton Tomasek died after brief illness in Lorain
Milton J. Tomasek, longtime Lorain Telephone executive, died Sunday after a brief illness. He served as a trustee of Lorain County Community College, led Lorain County United Way, and was a former president of the Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce. He was active in numerous civic and professional groups. May he rest in peace.
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Porkfest fuels anti Washington sentiment in 1992 pork book
The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste released its 1992 Congressional Pig Book listing top pork items in 13 appropriations bills. Highlights include 25 million for a computer to study aurora energy, 10 million to Marywood College for military family stress, 2.5 million for bike paths in North Miami Beach, and 5 million for a Salmon Summit. The report notes a 400 billion deficit and per person debt of 14 800. It then moves to national health insurance.
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Editorial Page invites reader opinions and letters
The Chronicle Telegram presents opinions in editorials guest columns and cartoons to challenge readers to form views and invites letters to the editor sharing thoughts and reactions.
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Public letters weigh in on Anderson shelter, welfare and jobs
Readers respond on Terry Anderson, welfare cuts by Governor Voinovich, unemployment benefits and job refusals. Barbara Maxwell urges letting Anderson move on. Mark Collier blasts state cuts and seeks aid after benefits denial. Carol Van Demark shares unemployment frustration and calls for fair work rules. Barbara Joann Stevens recalls a car accident and thanks supporters.
Kids Harass Dispatchers Over Phone Calls
Kathleen Davidson of Birmingham urges parents to supervise young children who misuse the Florence Township Fire Department emergency line. She notes disruptive calls tie up responders and could prevent real emergencies from being reported, urging awareness and stricter supervision.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editors may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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Haiti's per capita resource base and looming crisis
Reese argues Haiti's problems stem from a tiny per capita resource base, population growth, and environmental degradation. He warns U.S. policy, military aims, and aid overlook overpopulation and soil loss, calling for birth control, environmental stewardship, and a shift to life-giving energy. He cites Brazil’s street-child violence as a warning for global policy.
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