Editorial: Long overdue zoning code for Elyria
Editorial urges updating Elyria's 40 year plus zoning code as city planners and officials review a new 300 page document. The piece notes the residential section last updated 23 years ago and mentions debates over home businesses signage and scale. It argues the code will guide property use and development despite potential disagreements.
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Elyria
Michael Keys
New City Council
Ning Commission
City Council
Planning Commission
Editorial page invites reader opinions via letters to editor
The Chronicle-Telegram presents its views and invites reader engagement by urging letters to the editor. It emphasizes that opinions from the paper and readers aim to stimulate discussion and invites comments to shape ongoing public conversation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
LORCO sewer plan sparks rural protest in Lorain County
Rural residents in Lorain County oppose Lorain County Rural Water District plans to provide staged sanitary sewer service to unincorporated areas. Surveys being distributed show little support for the project while the LORCO board unanimously backs it, raising questions about whom the board represents.
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Lorain County
Rural Lorain County residents warned on sewer project
Letter urges residents to contact their representatives before action on rural sewer plans. Warns urban sprawl, higher costs, more traffic and loss of farm fields. Advocates staying independent unless annexation to municipalities is chosen, notes LORCO meetings and fair booth for feedback.
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Lorain County
Lorco Board
LaGrange
LORCO
Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites reader letters and notes they may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your full home address and number with submissions mailed to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or faxed to 3297272 or sent by email to macronck freenet lorain oberin edu.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Macronck
Freenet
Lorain
Oberin.edu
IDo Not Want Kids A Friendly Talk On Motherhood
A childless woman narrates a stroll with Nancy in Connecticut, sharing ambivalence about parenthood. She reflects on friends who hide feelings about motherhood, the notion of women choosing careers over families, and how allies can support each other regardless of parenting choices. The piece emphasizes personal choice, social pressure, and honoring diverse paths.
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Nancy
Connecticut
Mark
Sarah
Sandi
Star power drives funding for health research
The piece critiques uneven federal health research funding, noting Newt Gingrich’s diabetes boosts in the budget deal versus other diseases. It argues for doubling NIH budgets over five years and reforming priorities to reward scientifically justified needs, with AIDS and other conditions highlighted as underfunded despite advocacy.
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Mary Tyler Moore
Clinton
Gingrich
National Institutes of Health
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Congress
GOPAC
Gay Gaines
Medicare
The
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Washington
White House
Ken Duberstein
House
Senate
Franklin Raines
Raines
Ed Kattler
Chris Jennings
Indian Health Service
Kutler
Missy Jenkins
Erskine Bowles
Bowles
Georgetown University Hospital
Hollywood
National Institutes’ of Health
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Senate Health Appropriations Subcommittee
Christopher Reeve
Sen
Connie Mack
R-Fla
Health Institutes
Sen. Arlen Specter
Senate Appropriations Committee
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