Editorial Power to states Watch the price
The Supreme Court strengthens state sovereignty by limiting Congress power under the 11th Amendment in a Seminole Florida gambling dispute. While power shifts from Washington to states through block grants, concerns arise over citizens’ recourse on federal welfare, IP, bankruptcy, and environmental laws. The ruling preserves 14th Amendment civil rights suits but narrows federal oversight.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Florida
Rehnquist
Washington
Chronicle-Telegram poll shows newsroom pro abortion bias
Reader letter argues the Chronicle‑Telegram staff is overwhelmingly pro abortion, calling the term pro choice Orwellian and accusing the paper of bias in reporting and editorials while demanding fair treatment of the pro life position.
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Abortion poll story stirs newsroom debate
The Chronicle Telegram article from April 6 reports newsroom staffers broadly aligned as pro choice while Arnold Miller questions objectivity in covering the abortion poll topic. The piece frames tensions over opinion, bias, and professional standards in editorial practice.
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Arnold Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Newsroom
Pro-Life or Pro-Abortion Views in newsroom revealed
Arnold Miller, managing editor of The Chronicle, asked news staff members about their personal opinions on abortion and wrote about them on April 6. The letter argues for direct terms pro life or anti-life and pro abortion or anti abortion, noting newsroom views may not reflect the editorial page.
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Elyria High to Host Open House on April 28
Elyria High School and Elyria City Schools announce a community open house Sunday April 28 to share information on the consolidation with Elyria West High. Building tours, clubs and activities, and seminars on scheduling, security, parking, and accessibility will be offered. Dixon, an EHS teacher, co chairs the Open House Committee.
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Elyria City
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits may be made for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio or fax and email by the given contact details.
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Oberlin
Minimum wage debate exposes party loyalties and costs
Hubert Reno argues in Newsday Long Island that the minimum wage issue shapes the Republican Party as it relies on tobacco industry and NRA funds while facing voter demand for higher pay. He notes polls show 75 percent favor raising the wage and contends real wage erosion could abolish the policy if not kept up with inflation.
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Bob Dole
Party of
Cole
Clinton
Willie Horton
Dale
New Exceptionalism and the Jessica Dubroff Tragedy
Clarence Page critiques a culture obsessed with fame for children as Jessica Dubroff dies in a Cheyenne Wyoming cross country flight. The piece notes how Guinness and the NAA halted youngest pilot records, cites safety fears, and warns against glamorizing perilous feats for media attention.
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Kill Devil Hills
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