New Elyria school chief may wait for new board
The Elyria school board faces a dilemma between appointing a new superintendent and awaiting the arrival of a newly elected board. With three seats open and terms shifting after the November vote, the board should advertise, recruit, and narrow applicants while inviting top candidates to public forums. The incoming board should decide among finalists for long term fit.
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Editorial invitation prompts reader letters to the editor
The Chronicle-Telegram invites reader engagement with opinions on editorials guest editorials cartoons and columns. It encourages readers to share thoughts and opinions in letters to the editor and explains the page hosts perspectives intended to challenge readers to form views.
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Apportionment and tax fairness in the Constitution
The piece argues for apportionment as the fair tax method, citing the constitutional rule repeated twice, applying to all direct taxes. It envisions a fixed annual federal revenue by population share, increasing accountability and allowing citizens to press their representatives for transparency and responsibility. It discusses Ohio holding 10 percent of the population and thus a proportional share of funds.
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Ediorial on apportionment and income tax history
The letter argues for a simple tax system based on state apportionment to avoid IRS harassment and reduce paperwork. It asserts the 16th Amendment is a restatement of existing tax laws and that direct taxes remain subject to apportionment under the Constitution. It urges preserving constitutional structure and warns against changing it.
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Letters Rules and Contact Details for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram states instructions for submitting letters to the editorial page. It asks writers to be brief precise and clear and to include a signature full home address and telephone number. It provides mailing and fax details for Elyria Ohio and an email address for electronic submissions.
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Clinton must push private school choice to be education president
The piece argues President Clinton risks being remembered as the education establishment president unless he embraces K through 12 reforms, higher education efficiency, and private school vouchers. It cites polling showing broad private school support, critiques his budget allocations, and notes voucher experiments in Washington and Cleveland as evidence for policy change.
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Hillary Clinton health care critique in a postscript tone
Robert Reno warns that health care consumes 15 percent of GDP and critiques funding, Medicare cuts, and private providers. He contrasts U S paths with Canada’s universal system, parries Medicare mismanagement, and jokes about postal service efficiency versus medical bureaucracy. He ends urging simple health checks at post offices.
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