Editorial Strike Threat to Lorain Schools Endangers Bond Plan
Lorain teachers threaten a Sept. 4 strike amid stalled contract talks with the Lorain Board of Education. The impasse jeopardizes a $41 million bond plan to fund 13 new schools and renovations, with state matching funds potentially amplifying the impact. Superintendent Dee Morgan must navigate the crisis as voters weigh backing the levy.
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Lorain
Lorain Education Association
Lorain Board of Education
Keith Lilly
Dee Morgan
Morgan
LaGrange Hot Stove roster dispute outlined in letters
A reader responds to Dan Hazletts outsider view by detailing the LaGrange Hot Stove roster controversy. Facts allege proper submission, state approval, and a later ineligibility ruling causing forfeits, with appeals denied. Scott Terry is named as LaGrange president.
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Dan Hazlett
Dan
Ohio Hot Stove Association
Copley
Lorain County Hot Stove Association
Lorain County Hot Stove
Ohio State Hot Stove Association
Mark Clement
Ohio State Hot Stove
Clement
LaGrange Hot Stove
Ohio Hot Stove
Goodyear Heights
Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits may occur for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio, Box 4010 44036 or fax 3297282 or email edletters ohio net.
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President Bush limits stem cell research funding
President Bush opted for a cautious stance allowing only existing embryo cell lines for federally funded research. He rejected expanded use of newly derived cells, citing ethical concerns and political risk, while a national debate continues amid mixed public support and strong opposition from anti abortion groups. Morton Kondracke discusses the political and ethical tensions surrounding the policy.
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Administration
United States
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R-Tenn
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John McCain
Arizona
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Clinton
Leon Kass
University of Chicago
Kass
The
New Republic
Aldous Huxley
Bush follows Clinton on affirmative action in Supreme Court brief
Clarence Page notes the Bush administration has decided to defend the Clinton era disadvantaged business enterprise program in Adarand v. Mineta, aligning with the prior ruling that uses strict scrutiny to assess race in federal contracts. The piece explores political incentives, including Hispanic votes, and contrasts past GOP rhetoric with current cautious stance on quotas and goals.
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Department of Transportation
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Big Bill” Dawson
New York
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Richard M. Nixon
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