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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1999
Page
4
Ohio ridership on the Pennsylvanian has risen 40 percent since its November debut on Amtrak's Northern Ohio routes. This week the Lake Shore Limited leaves Elyria two hours earlier at 5:38 am, prompting strong criticism from the Ohio Rail Development Commission.
A writer who grew up in Ohio argues the state offers diverse benefits from big cities to farmland and friendly communities. The piece contrasts Ohio with other Midwestern states, praising recreation, economy, and low taxes, and suggests appreciation for local opportunities while noting no clear flaws.
A reader extols Ohio for paying jobs affordable housing and top education praising the highway system and friendliness. The writer compares Milwaukee and Chicago unfavorably and says they are seeking employment in Ohio, which they call a state with a bright future.
Editorial questions why an outside firm wasn’t hired for an independent look at the Nyronge matter. The writer argues you never bite the hand that feeds you and notes concerns about leadership and possible records of Carl Mandeke’s warnings. The piece hints at retaliation through reduced city car and office access.
Clarence Page argues the Kosovo crisis shows perils of both inaction and overreach. He cites NATO and U S policy, warns against quick fixes, and endorses Rep Blagojevichs partition plan respecting Serbian sacred sites and Albanian self rule with Russian involvement while stressing history and careful strategy.
Martin Schram discusses the 1998 contempt ruling by U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright in the Paula Jones suit against President Bill Clinton. The column argues the court was used as political harassment to probe Lewinsky, tying discovery scope to impeachment dynamics and media influence.
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