Fiscal integrity radical but right
Former Sen. Paul Tsongas and Sen. Warren Rudman advocate rigorous fiscal discipline to avert an impending federal budget crisis. They urge nationwide support for responsible policies, citing Gramm Rudman mechanics and a shared belief that cutting deficits requires changing Americans' thinking and Congress's spending habits.
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Back to the Bijou? Prices pull viewers back to films
Americans cut moviegoing as admissions slide from 1.2 billion in 1984 to 982 million last year. Hollywood fights back with video rentals, teaching guides, mall previews, and targeted ads while discounts lure crowds. Low prices boost turnout amid a glut of 455 new titles, but distributors take cuts on first runs, leaving theaters to profit from higher volume.
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Opinions On Editorials And Reader Participation
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that editorials reflect the paper stance while guest editorials cartoons and columns invite readers to form and share opinions through letters to the editor. The page encourages civic engagement and public commentary from readers.
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Elyria levy support letter urges 5.98 mill operating levy
The Murray family endorses the Elyria school district operating levy on the primary ballot. They praise the district for good students, strong test results, programs, and innovative teaching. They argue quality education requires higher funding and urge voters to support the measure.
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Brown: Brown open seat fuels 1992 Ohio race
The Chronicle-Telegram argues the redistricting creates an open 13th district seat in northeast Ohio and criticizes Sherrod Brown moving from Columbus to run for Congress. It urges voters to avoid Brown, claiming he represents Washington’s and Congress’s failures and questions taxpayers’ fate. Elyria audience views follow.
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Banish the ACLU and restore school prayer demand
A Lorain reader argues that crimes justify banning the ACLU for destroying prayer in schools. They insist prayer and Sabbath observance are the sole solutions and urge removal of the ACLU as a moral imperative.
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Daisy and Storm of Hope for Adoptive Families
A reflective message from Kipton writer Glidys G Bragg urges adoptive parents and adoptees to overcome fear and embrace choice. The piece compares a lone daisy beside a tornado shattered beam to resilience and grace, advocating peaceful acceptance and love without limiting adult children’s choices.
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Chronicle Telegram Letter Policy Note
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and states letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Please include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272 if you have a fax machine.
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Hillary Clinton Getting a Bum Rap on Campaign Trail
Washington reporter Sandy Grady assesses Hillary Rodman Clinton amid tabloid rumors and political scrutiny. He interviews students at La Salle University and notes Clinton's shift to traditional values, her clear stance on motherhood and public life, and how gendered expectations affect public opinion.
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