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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1998
Page
2
The piece argues that thousands of infants die yearly from being shaken by parents babysitters or other adults. It cites Lorain County cases since 1992 including three deaths and multiple injuries, notes higher prosecutions with better medical detection, and urges adults to restrain anger toward children.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents opinions in editorials guest pieces and cartoons to prompt reader engagement inviting letters to the editor for public discourse. Readers are urged to share thoughts on the page’s viewpoints and challenge the paper’s stance.
A local appeal endorses Natalie Mosher as a dedicated legislator to address education funding issues in Ohio. The message urges lawmakers to understand system weaknesses and seek solutions to ease the tax burden for families and children statewide.
A reader from the March 13 Chronicle-Telegram defends Dave and Kim Poling, describing their home business and properties as immaculate. The correspondent, who once lived across the street, commends their neat exterior and interior, calling their standards better than any Better Homes and Gardens showcase.
A reader criticizes invasive surveillance by a neighbor and urges kindness. The letter denounces logbooks and video cams of others property and children, calls for courtesy toward the Polings, and ends with a prayer for guidance and peaceful resolution.
Reader questions societal direction as a student earns $30,000 for posts about a band teacher on the Internet. The writer emphasizes concern with the situation rather than First Amendment rights while urging parental focus on responsibility.
The Chronicle-Telegram will publish letters relating to the May 5 primary through Sunday, May 3. To ensure publication, letters must be received by Wednesday, April 30. All letters must include writer’s name, address, telephone number and signature. Names will not be withheld.
Cal Thomas notes Jane Fonda’s UN remarks about Georgia drawing criticism from North Georgia Rep. Nathan Deal and Gov. Zell Miller. He says her comments reflect a liberal trend to smear the South and argues she remains unapologetic about past anti American views while praising Vietnam era actions.
Bonnie Erbe mourns Linda McCartneys death praising her as a passionate advocate for animal rights and animals’ dignity. The column reflects on slaughterhouse cruelty, horse breeding excess, and calls for humane treatment aligned with McCartney’s legacy. A personal homage links equestrian life, ethics, and public advocacy.
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