Nylonge Pollution Battle in Elyria Deepens
Nylonge Inc a Elyria plant faced EPA and city enforcement over carbon disulfide and hydrogen sulfide discharges into sewers. The 110 employee firm, relocated from Cleveland with tax abatements, is accused of misdemeanor pollution violations. Elyria calls for compliance or replacement by a capable operator.
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Judges err in CARE theft case and lemonade memories
A CARE theft case highlights a former treasurer Betty Slipp who stole $10,000 from Project CARE, an Elyria youth education program. The article notes public concern as the suspect avoids punishment and mentions her current work at the Child Support bureau.
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County Court Chaos Sparks Ire Over Ethics
Frustrated resident rails at the county court system for approving theft in certain jobs and failing to warn residents about illegal actions. A homeowner vents about a damaged vehicle from vandalism and believes authorities should issue warnings before tickets. The letter questions public policing priorities and civic example set for youth.
Truck parked in yard ticketed without warning
A couple reports finding a parking ticket on a truck parked in their yard on July 28. The note questions why the vehicle was cited and states the truck was in the yard when they returned home.
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Perot Helped Shape Clinton Deficit Deal,Column Says
Sandy Grady argues Perot, despite flaws, spurred the 1993 deficit deal by relentless deficit critique and media pressure. He credits Perot with pushing talks forward even as Clinton aides and allies mocked his methods and timing.
Black empowerment through self reliance and defiance of white opinion
Charley Reese argues that blacks should reject dependence on white approval and resist stereotypes. He says whites won’t feel guilt about racism, so focus on self improvement, responsible fatherhood, and community stewardship. He cites gang changes in Los Angeles as a sign of potential renaissance and urges blacks to shape their own future without white permission.
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