Stand Firm Over UN Terms Thrive Iraq Cease-Fire Violations
Editorial urges strict enforcement of UN cease-fire terms on Iraq including bans on fixed wing air activity and full access for inspectors. Warns against bombing motives linked to U S politics while supporting a southern air exclusion zone to deter attacks on civilians and detainees.
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Editorial page invites reader opinions on letters
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's views while guest editorials cartoons and columns aim to challenge readers to form opinions and invite letters to the editor sharing thoughts.
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Independent candidate Ray Noble faces ballot battle in Lorain County
A letter argues Democrats oppose Noble for Lorain County Clerk of Courts citing party control fears. It claims signature hurdles and tactics blocked Noble while highlighting his independent stance and past Democratic ties. The piece notes the Lorain County Board of Elections ruled in Noble's favor and frames the dispute as a protest against party politics.
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LaGrange Lions Club hosts dairy festival fundraiser
The LaGrange Lions Club organized a week long dairy festival to raise funds to keep the town park open for the community. The event ran during the week of June 17 to June 22 and aimed to support park operations for another year.
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Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to editor policy
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Bush weighs political bombing over Iraq for convention boost
In Houston delegates fear a politically timed strike to boost Bush as New York Times reports imply White House planning. Critics warn such air raids would backfire, risking hostage crises, extended conflict, and a cynicism backlash while the economy weighs on voters.
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Checkered Brito’s troubled path through Texas Guard duties
Col Richard Brito of the Texas National Guard oversaw the drug interdiction program before being removed at Customs Service request. He faces perjury probes and has been tied to a broader federal drug inquiry. His history includes a 1987 arrest linked to his brother Mario, bail arrangements, and a suspended Army security clearance, with prosecutors pursuing perjury charges related to Mario Brito’s 1990 trial.
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