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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1990
Page
3
Nineteen years after the first Earth Day a growing awareness of humanitys fragile relation with nature prompts a global environmental blueprint. The 1990s are seen as a decade of concern with fossil fuel use, pollution, rainforest loss, and population pressures urging individuals and nations to act.
The court says banning dances in Purdy public schools is legal though not right, since no harm is caused. The ruling rejects claims the ban violates church state separation. Dissent cites oppression by a majority and calls the ban religious tyranny as students and parents pursue their right to dance.
The piece highlights Hispanic DEA agents as frontline fighters in the war on drugs and details a 1988 Mexico incident where agents saved officers and seized 13 tons of marijuana. It notes promotions barriers and a forthcoming class action discrimination suit led by Judge Harold H. Greene.
A reader questions city ownership of garbage and mocks waste enforcement while another letter endorses the Elyria School System and urges passage of Issue 2 to protect programs and operations. The mix shows local civic debate on public services and education.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Submit with signature, full address, and phone number to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 if preferred.
A sweeping anti drug drive in Maricopa County uses zero tolerance for casual users. Police in 21 agencies share resources to arrest and jail users with diversion options for treatment. Mandatory fines from 500 to 3000 and license loss aim to deter and fund rehabilitation.
In a casual note to Ed, the writer reflects on delays and procrastination, noting chores left undone for years and minor misfortunes. He cites a line from Shakespeare and an AARP article about a Salmon River trip, but says the point is the idea to leave only footprints.
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