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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1992
Page
7
Amid voter discontent Ross Perot's unofficial presidential bid gains traction with polls showing high appeal, especially in Texas. Supporters praise independence and anti establishment stance while noting funds and organization behind a possible nationwide run.
The piece argues the Afghan civil war pits Massoud's coalition against Hekmatyar's radical forces. It warns Hekmatyar's victory risks regional extremism and urges U N backed diplomacy, disarmament of Stingers, and aid leverage with Pakistan to hasten a peaceful, democratic settlement.
Federally funded program by Lorain County Private Industry Council and Board of Commissioners assists 55 plus job seekers. Senior Citizens Association of Lorain County administers free service connecting employers with mature, reliable candidates though current placements fall short of yearly goals. David Lindell serves as job specialist in Elyria.
William Looby criticizes Olmsted Falls trustees for creating a service director post and appointing local residents to oversee roads and zoning. He questions open hiring, labor contracts, and police fire deals, calling meetings a three ring circus and urging resident attendance.
Luanne Varndell, media specialist at Learwood Middle School, urges Avon Lake voters to support school funding on June 2 to prevent cuts to library media departments. She warns of reduced materials and staff hindering students in the information age and calls for a full-time certificated media person in each school.
Frank Valenta director of District 28 United Steelworkers urged staff and secretaries aged 62 and up to retire for younger replacements. Now past 65, observers doubt he will adhere to his counsel. The piece notes the irony with Carl J. Roberts, Lorain Roberts’s retired assistant district director.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication. Submit with signature, full address and phone number to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 229-7272.
A Federal Reserve and IRS study shows the wealth share of the richest 1% rose from 31% in 1983 to 37% in 1989, owning major parts of private wealth. The piece argues wealth concentrates, inflation and deregulation boosted the rich, and calls for financial regulation, broad taxes on interest, and honest governance. Reese writes from the Orlando Sentinel.
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