Healthdyne Not Out Yet as Mixon Eyes War Over Bid
Healthdyne shareholders rejected Invacare’s hostile bid. A. Malachi Mixon signals patience for a potential white knight if stock falls, aiming to boost Invacare toward a billion dollar goal by 2000. Invacare sold 350000 Healthdyne shares for over 2.8 million profit and may pursue a special meeting. Healthdyne’s Parker Petit warns the threat isn’t ended.
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Healthdyne’s
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Editorial invitation guides reader opinions and letters
The Chronicle Telegram states its editorials express views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. It invites letters to the editor, encouraging audience participation and dialogue on current issues.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Vermilion school levy debate cites high taxes and vague gains
The piece argues the 11 mill levy would spike Vermilion property taxes from 27.60 to 38.60 mills, claiming the average home cost would rise far more than promoters admit. It warns against recurring tax increases, questions the promised gains, and notes potential adverse effects on property values and community well being.
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Vermilion
Bay Village
Levy Is Not The Answer To Vermilion Woes
The Vermilion school system relies on tax levies to balance the budget and has failed five times. Critics urge cutting costs rather than raising taxes, noting Vermilion spends $6,265 per student, placing 122nd of 610 Ohio districts and spending above 80 percent of peers.
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Vermilion
Vermailian
Ohio
Cosby image under pressure as extortion case tests legacy
Clarence Page argues Cosby’s once pristine image as America’s beloved TV dad frayed by Autumn Jackson’s extortion plot and a long hidden paternity affair. He notes Cosby’s public esteem faces a new, harsher standard in a culture wary of perceived parental responsibility and private indiscretions.
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Labor
Raymond Donovan
Cosby
America
Autumn Jackson
Thompson
Jackson
Mixed signals as environmental victories prove hollow
Bonnie Erbe argues that recent Senate and House actions water down dolphin safe tuna labeling and lift trade embargoes, undermining dolphin protection. She also critiques Norway's relaxed minke whale quotas, noting claimed gains mask ongoing risks to marine life and urging lawmakers to seek real progress beyond partial steps.
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Barbara Boxer
California
John Kerry
Massachusetts
Mexico
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