Elyria Edits Charter Proposals On May Ballot
Elyria voters face 13 charter changes with the debate centered on extending City Council terms to four years and limiting planning override power. Other items include altering office start dates, requiring a BA for the auditor, renaming the solicitor to law director, and giving the Civil Service Commission rulemaking authority.
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Peruvian airstrike raises questions on CIA surveillance role
Scripps Howard News Service questions U S policy allowing American led surveillance in Peru aimed at curbing drug shipments after a CIA plane notified Peruvian authorities of a suspicious aircraft and a Peruvian officer sought permission to strike. An American missionary and her daughter died when the jet fired. The piece urges Bush to review the policy and weigh costs against benefits.
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Help find missing tombstones at Ridgelawn Cemetery Elyria
Letters urge volunteers for the Elyria Biographical and Historical Commission to locate and record missing or worn tombstones in Ridgelawn Cemetery dating from 1823, with no pre1910 records hindering descendants. Contact Holly Fauver or Robert Frederick to join the 2001 restoration season.
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Deadline for election letters to Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram sets deadlines for letters on election subjects with April 30 as the cut for print. Letters must be brief and include signature full home address and telephone. Mailing address and fax number provided. email option listed.
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Press conference on Sudan horrors gains scant media notice
Nat Hentoff cites Armey Rangel and others condemning Sudan atrocities including slavery ethnic cleansing and genocide. He critiques Powell McKinney Albright and other officials for lacking coverage and urges sustained reporting to reveal the human rights nightmare. He cites testimonies and firsthand accounts of brutal abuses against black Christians and animists in southern Sudan.
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