Chick fil A supporters defend free speech amid same sex marriage debate
Readers defend Chick fil A president Dan Cathy's stance on the biblical family while opponents push a kiss in protest. The editorial argues First Amendment rights protect both expression and opposition, criticizing city mayors for threatening expansion bans.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number for verification.
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Avon Ballot Proposes Two Safety Equipment Renewal Levies
Avon voters face two renewal levies Issue 1 and Issue 2 for the Police and Fire departments. Both are under half a mill and fund equipment only with no tax increase. Past funds bought safety vehicles sirens and the Code Red system, improving ISO rating from 5 to 3. A new fire truck is on order to replace an older unit. James A. Smith, Avon mayor, urges support for state of the art safety.
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Avon Lake Fire Department Issue 3 Backing Letter
Local councilmen urge residents to vote yes on Issue 3 citing a para medic staffed force and cost saving dispatch regionalization. They note a 59 percent growth in calls since 2000, 13 percent in four years, and 18 percent drop in overtime due to personnel management.
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Young people lose ground in battle over jobs and debt
Robert J. Samuelson argues the Great Recession and aging society threaten the living standards of Americans under 40. He cites high youth unemployment, shrinking real wages, and deferred life decisions while warning that future benefits may be cut as costs shift to the young.
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August 7 2012 Today in History Highlights and Birthdays
On this date in history 1958 Arthur Miller won an appeal over his contempt conviction. 1964 Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. 1998 US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya were bombed. Births include Ralph Bunche Garrison Keillor David Duchovny Charlize Theron Sidney Crosby and Mike Trout. Barry Bonds hit his 756th home run in 2007. Ronald Reagan cited Jefferson in 1947 HUAC testimony. Moon phases noted Petonsa and last quarter on Aug 9.
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