Rodney King Case in federal trial sparks renewed debate
The federal indictments against four Los Angeles police officers in the Rodney King beating raise questions of civil rights violations and intent. A verdict could calm public doubts about the first trial or keep racial tensions simmering in South Central Los Angeles as social and economic distress persists.
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Asteroid scare fuels House committee study push
Sober scientists warn of a possible asteroid impact within a billion years, or perhaps tomorrow, prompting the House Science, Space and Technology Committee to seek funding for telescopes and an international missile concept. Critics question serious science and note defense secrets may already exist, likening the debate to comic book plots.
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Township resident pushes road patrol first over jail plan
Denise Begin of Elyria Township urges prioritizing a full time road patrol before funding a new jail. She questionsDeputies potential layoffs and asks earmarking tax money for patrols first, with any remaining funds for the jail.
Founders and faith letter to the Chronicle Telegram
Keith B. Cook defends First Amendment for religion while criticizing Paul Facinel's column. The letter recalls historic views on religion and government, cites Edward S. Corwin and James Madison, and argues for freedom for religion. The author recounts a 1970s bumper debate and urges readers to Complain to insurers about flimsy car bodies.
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Flimsy auto bodies raise concerns after crash
A reader laments fragile auto bodies and bumpers amid two years of media focus on sagging auto sales. He recalls his cousin Martin who, in 1948, fell asleep at the wheel of a 1936 Plymouth, went off the road and struck a tree, injuring him and damaging the car.
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Chronicle Telegram Letter to Editor Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax letters to 329-7272.
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Remembering Cyril Dalton Elyria’s irascible audiologist
Three years after Cyril Dalton’s death, a writer recalls his long Elyria career, his stubborn temper, and shared moments. Dalton owned an office in the Robinson Building with a secretary, flew his own airplane, enjoyed Louis L Amour fiction, and wished cremation with ashes dispersed from an airplane. The writer notes Dalton’s devotion to his wife, his battles with hospitals, and the frequent Saturday morning calls saying, You've done it again.
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Carl Lewis Receives Standing Ovation At Barcelona Revival
Christian athletes share testimonies at Palau de la Musica in Barcelona in a Texas lay revival. Carl Lewis, joined by Marvin Matthews and teammates Mike Marsh and Leroy Burrell, speaks of faith after a glittering performance night.
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