Keys pledges broader police role to strengthen department
Chief Keys plans to assume a larger role in managing Elyria Police as officials debate adding a third administrator. Reports note public resistance to expanding city administration while emphasizing teamwork among Police Chief Griffith, Safety Director Coey, and the force itself amid prior tensions and an ongoing cocaine arrest probe.
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Beer war blows up between U S and Ontario over hops
United States and Ontario clash on beer trade with Ontario taxing American imports and warehousing while Canada imposes a 50 percent duty in retaliation. US brewers cite a $59 million hit as Canadian brands become harder to find, and trade friction drags on beer prices for drinkers. The WCTU comments on regulation adding to supply issues.
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Fear at Olmsted crossings spurs call for action
In Olmsted Falls and Olmsted Township drivers fear a recurring car train fatality risk as warning signals misfire in wet weather. Local letter writers urge city officials and railroad reps to address the persistent crossing problem before another tragedy occurs.
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Grass Just as Green Reflections on a 175th Anniversary Paper
Mrs Merlin Roe from Orlando writes of memories from Elyria, her 39 year move, and longing to return home. She cautions movers about seasonal weather in Florida, noting air conditioning in summer and heating in winter, while mentioning the persistence of street people and scarce jobs.
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and reserves editing rights for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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Bush Comeback Plan for Texas Hard Times
Washington columnist Sandy Grady offers a don’t-blame-Congress, tell-the-truth, paint-yourself-as-change approach for George Bush’s Houston speech. He urges a 40 minute address focused on policy, humility, and national renewal while defusing abortion politics and signaling a grand, reviving plan.
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Sports scribes shape Barcelona Olympic tale and politics
A veteran observer recalls Barcelona Games as a world of tight knit Olympic writers who trade statistics and gossip, likening sports coverage to politics. He notes the rush to track, field, canoeing, boxing, and late night debates, with headlines about Barkley and Bubba fading into the broader drama.
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