Editorial: Japan trade and security frame U.S. policy
The Journal of Commerce argues Clinton should push Japan to take a more active foreign policy role while maintaining a strong U.S. security presence in Asia. It warns that without American leadership, an arms race could emerge among China Korea and Japan, and stresses cooperative China policy amidst economic ties with Asia.
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Parent burdens child with unsafe freedom at seven
The speaker questions how any parent can allow a seven year old to act independently, drawing parallels to dangerous acts and comparing the situation to leaving a loaded gun or car keys accessible. They lament the loss of Jessica Dubroff and criticize egos overruling child safety.
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Ohio urges amendment to school funding laws
Firelands School District residents urge Ohio lawmakers to amend funding laws for more equitable dispersion of funds. Rural districts like Firelands press legislators to uphold constitutional duties to fund schools fairly and support local education.
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Ohio reader urges funds reform for schools and fair lottery distribution
A reader calls for lawmakers in Columbus to amend lottery funding rules to better support schools. The note argues current methods fail incentives for efficient district spending and advocates cutting lottery money to raise school funding. It also lauds Gen. Wilson as a minority four star and notes his outreach to Ohio students.
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Gen Johnnie Wilson Achieves Notable Military Promotion
Lorain County marks a historic moment as Gen Johnnie E Wilson, former Lorain resident married to an Elyrian, receives a notable promotion on March 27 amid limited public notice. The event underscores a rare progression not widely recorded in military history.
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Rules for letters to the editor at The Chronicle Telegram
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Newt Gingrich could not be muzzled by GOP in 1996 race
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues Newt Gingrich, noted for bold quotes and a high ego, will be hard to contain as GOP pursues Dole’s campaign against Clinton. The piece contends Gingrich remains a dominant figure, shaping strategy and fundraising while Republicans weigh him as a potential 2000 White House candidate.
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Generation X film humor not biting but it bites
Donald Kaul argues Generation X humor misses the mark with vulgar, aimless jokes and self indulgent films. He cites Flirting with Disaster and Reality Bites, mocks praise from critics, and contrasts modern comedies with classic satirists like Sahl, Bruce, and Allen.
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