Sixth and Middle site eyed for new high school
An editorial argues Sixth Street and Middle Avenue could better host a new high school than East Broad and East Bridge. It notes central location, 99 percent of students within four miles, but cites drawbacks: only 8 acres vs 50 needed, potential displacement, and construction needs. It urges serious study before abandoning the site.
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Pick women to be judges says Lorain voters outrage
A letter urges Lorain County voters to elect qualified women to Oberlin and Lorain Municipal Courts, condemning the bar association poll as biased toward a “good old boys network.” It argues integrity and merit should guide judicial choices and asks readers to consider broader social questions.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Good Old Boys Network
Lorain
Linda A. Webber
Bring
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Deadline for letters to editor on election topics
The Chronicle Telegram sets April 30 as the deadline for election letters and May 6 as the last publication day. Letters must be brief and include signature, full home address, and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor or email edletters ohio.net. fax to 329-7282.
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Chronicle
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Digital world drives readers to mixed reactions in tech era
Ben Wattenberg chronicles mixed feelings about the Internet and digital gear. He cites surveys and gadgets from 2001, noting both fascination and fatigue, and reflects on how word processing, email, digital cameras, and online culture reshape daily life and work.
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Los Angeles Daily News
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Busi
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The Dish review shows big ideas in a small town
The Dish portrays a rural Parkes town that joins NASA's moon mission in 1969, highlighting teamwork and risk while contrasting 1960s awe with modern political dullness. Marte Cocco argues that current U S politics lack bold visions amid globalization, demographics, and shifting power, urging larger national ambition.
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