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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1991
Page
15
Lorain County Community College faces Issue 4 a 3.85 mill levy to rebalance funding after 27 years with current sources 52 percent state 8 percent local taxes and nearly 40 percent from students. If approved next budget tuition relief follows as expansion aims to broaden access and train workers amid rising higher education requirements.
The Chronicle Telegram urges Lorain County voters to approve Issue 4 a 6.5 million annual levy for ten years at Lake Erie Community College. It highlights higher education goals economic development and cultural contributions through centers like Advanced Technologies Center Business Resources Center and Public Services Institute as reasons to support the measure.
The government plans to pay Cravath, Swaine & Moore up to 600 dollars an hour for leading suits against junk bond king Michael Milken and Drexel Burnham Lambert. Critics condemn the deal as war profiteering while defenders say paying top firms yields long term savings, even urging higher rates.
The Orlando Sentinel notes a City University of New York survey of 113,000 households finding 90 percent identify as religious and 86.5 percent as Christians. It covers Protestant and Catholic demographics, New Age minimalism, regional agnosticism, and Muslim Buddhist Hindu populations, arguing media underrepresents religion and public life.
Dan Quayle builds a substantial GOP fund raising base while dismissing jokes about his abilities. Allies say his strength lies in fundraising as he eyes a 1996 presidential bid, with Gramm and Kemp among potential challengers and California backing boosting his profile.
A columnist argues for free speech over sensitivity on campuses, citing Michigan Wisconsin Eau Claire and Berkeley incidents. The piece criticizes language codes and calls for Voltaire’s spirit, while warning against overreach by Congress in education. It mentions Henry Hyde and the Collegiate Speech Protection Act with concern for private institutions and religious exemptions.
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