Public Debate Over Naming Prostitution Witnesses
An Elyria editorial argues against shielding clients in massage parlor cases. It defends publishing names of men cited as witnesses, calls for transparency, and warns that shielding suspects and “johns” undermines public information and trial integrity amid a 1991 Lorain County case.
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Japan Inc and the risk of industrial policy backfires
Rough critics urged Japan to embrace managed trade and industrial policy, but the Tokyo stock slump revealed market rigging and massive broker kickbacks totaling over 1.2 billion dollars. The regulator-regulated cozy ties persist, undermining reforms after the Recruit scandal and casting doubt on market-driven pledges.
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Opinions and Editorial Page Invitation
The Chronicle Telegram presents opinions in editorials guest pieces and columns designed to challenge readers to form views and invite letters to the editor sharing thoughts and opinions.
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Abortion views and civic questions in a reader letter
A Chronicle-Telegram reader argues abortion is not a simple right and urges personal responsibility. Diana May Spencer stresses education and protection for women children and the elderly while opposing abortion except in rape incest and severe defects. Russ Schuster questions merger study outcomes in Olmsted Township and Olmsted Falls and asks who should influence local destiny.
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Middie Spirit at Midview High School
A freshman from Midview High School writes as a marching band member and Student Against Drunk Driving, praising the school while questioning levy failures and cuts. She notes student-led parades, food drives, and meetings, asking what makes the community proud amid pay to play, heat cuts, and fewer teachers.
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Chronicle-Telegram Seeks Reader Letters for the Editorial Page
The Chronicle-Telegram invites letters to the editor. Please include your signature, full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle-Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. You may also fax letters to 329-7272 for faster handling.
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The Corporation or My Life’s Quiet Rebel Path
A New York daughter’s mountaineering dreams and a father’s corporate world push the narrator to choose personal curiosity over steady gain. He recalls choosing oil fields over a tanker's voyage, rejecting a vast corporate career, and seeking meaning beyond endless future triumphs. He reflects on a father’s absence, a demanding employer, and the happiness found in following his own path.
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Hillary Clinton praised in playful column of praise
Rheta Grimsley Johnson admires Hillary Clinton in a satirical, affectionate column that praises her independence, intelligence, and public persona while poking fun at rival First Ladies and political stereotypes. The piece blends humor with guarded support for Hillary amid campaign-era scrutiny.
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