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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1992

Page

10

Thanks for phony tax gift the State of the Union note

President Bush outlined tax withholding changes to add a few dollars to workers paychecks as a boost to the economy. Many Americans oppose the plan, altering W-4 forms to keep old withholdings and avoid future tax liability. White House criticizes the choice while noting the president hopes quicker spending before the election.

Bush White House

Federalizing trash disposal shifts costs to big firms

Congress considers two bills to federalize waste management aiming for higher recycling by 1995 and 2000. Senate Bill 976 would require large producers to meet set recovery percentages for newsprint packaging and other materials, with civil and criminal penalties for noncompliance. Critics say mandates ignore costs and market realities, risking local control and triggering a national emergency.

United States Congress House Senate Washington Germany Max Baucus D-Mont

Editorial page invites reader opinions on current issues

The Chromede Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces aim to provoke consideration. Readers are encouraged to share opinions via letters to the editor, inviting diverse perspectives and civic dialogue.

Chromede-Telegram

Elyria Faces Vote To Continue Quality School Education

In Elyria residents consider Issue 7 on June 2 to extend a 13 year operating levy costing $128.20 annually for a $70,000 home. David C Smith, co chair of the Citizens Committee for Quality Education, urges support, citing budget cuts and strong programs, teachers, and buildings while stressing the need to attract top educators.

Elyria Elyna Sol Roosevelt Elementary Westwood Junior High Elyria High School Smith The Elyria Citizens Committee For Quality Education

Education and growth press Ely area to invest in schools

George Hill writes that Elyna and community must fund education to attract industry, citing 1819 schoolhouse built by Ely and urging robust levies for Midview schools. He warns failed levies risk state takeover, busing cuts, and lost opportunities as technology and transport evolve.

Heman Ely Elyrma Ely Black River East Bridge Street Midview Tennessee

Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication

The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272.

Chronicle-Telegram Chronicle- Telegram Elyria

Receptionist job turned scam sales pitch in disguise

Judith Karp, a recent Ohio University graduate from North Ridgeville, recounts how her receptionist interview devolved into a sales pitch for perfume and a 90 day promotion trap. She warned that an abundance of jobs has spawned a new wave of scam artists targeting desperate job seekers.

Fred Judith Karp Ohio University North Ridgeville

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