Oberlin schools seek 6 mill levy to fund five years
Oberlin School Board trims a large funding request to a 6 mill levy for five years, yielding about $558000 annually if approved. The plan contrasts with a non-expiring tax proposal that would have started at $775000 and notes enrollment declines from 1325 this year toward 1000 this decade. The district has already cut programs and imposed pay to play fees, framing the levy as practical for current finances.
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Opinions Page Encourages Reader Letters to Editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to share views on editorials and guest pieces. It explains opinions on the page aim to challenge readers to form their own views and to submit letters to the editor.
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Park trail vandalism prompt for tough response
Editorial questions why vandalism on a local park trail garners little outrage and urges a firm stance. It criticizes low funding and inconsistent coverage, calls for immediate investigation and maximum prosecution, and argues for a clear message against damage.
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Streets Critique Flares at Mayor Over East Broad Woes
A reader urges residents to condemn violence and demand action from the mayor on downtown degradation and failing streets. The letter warns that lawless acts threaten community safety and jabs at the mayor to fix East Broad and other rundown blocks.
Let East Broad Be But Repave the Others
City resident questions widening East Broad while repaving other streets. They argue traffic flows smoothly there and cutting trees near homes harms neighborhoods. They ask the mayor if he has driven West Avenue to Lake or Mid way Boulevard recently to assess impact.
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Letters to Editor Rules for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and phone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria box 4010 44036 or fax to 329-7272 or email macronel fizenet borain oberlin adu
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Vince Foster Death Seen as Human Tragedy in Washington
Washington columnist Sandy Grady portrays Vince Foster as a troubled, principled Arkansas lawyer overwhelmed by Washington’s culture. Foster left notes claiming no legal violation but felt ruined by public life and pressure, ending his own life at Fort Marcy. The piece rejects conspiracy theories and urges letting Foster rest.
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Clinton health reform summit could redefine leadership
Washington columnist Martin Schram argues President Clinton should summon health industry leaders to a White House or Camp David summit to press for real reform without government price controls. He notes polls showing mixed support for Clinton and highlights Perot voters favoring reduced government, urging nonbureaucratic paths before federal intervention.
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