LCCC Faculty Face Union Election Debate on Independence
Lorain County Community College faculty and counselors weigh a unionization vote amid concerns over long term campus vitality. Critics warn a strike threat could divide the county and hurt public support for funding. They urge remaining independent to protect ties with voters and state leaders.
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Recorder ripoff raises $1 per copy fee in Ohio
Ohio county recorders pushed for higher charges to copy public documents. Lawmakers slipped in a $1 per page fee without hearings, while conference committee proceedings stayed secret. Open government requires reform and rescinding the per copy charge. Sunshine Law revisions should mandate openness of conference committees.
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Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Recorders
Legislative Conference
Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Promotes Reader Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines that opinions on the page include editorials, guest columns, and cartoons designed to provoke reader reaction and invites letters to the editor to share thoughts and opinions.
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Lauerhahs Support for Youth Livestock Projects Highlighted
Belden residents Carlee and Bailey Trenchard praise Mr. Lauerhahs for buying kids livestock projects at the Lorain County Fair. The Chronicle note credits his community support and involvement with 4H Club participants from Belden.
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Youth Services boss commends BSA project support
Ollerton, executive director of the Center for Children and Youth Services, praises the Lorain County 24-Hour project house by the Industries Association of Lorain County. The BSA’s financial contribution aids efforts to help abused children, with CCYS board pleased by contractor cooperation and BIA support.
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Open letter questions accountability for fly ash in Cleveland
A Cleveland reader writes to CEI and the EPA warning that fly ash poses health risks and could affect residents and gardens. The letter asks who would be held responsible if illness or death results and questions a permit for a downtown fly ash dump.
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EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Environment
Cleveland
Letters to the Editor on Eaton Township dump site
A reader questions siting of a proposed ash dump near Eaton Township downtown. They note a nearby populous area and an infamous inmate city a few thousand feet south, arguing residents could demand accountability for ash pollution health claims and worry about overloading the courts CET and EPA.
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CET
EPA
Elyria resident protests council by paying 83 cents extra
A Elyria reader urges civic protest over a Sanitation Department decision and a 13.5 percent refuse rate hike to 12.50. He plans to send pennies equal to the rate difference as a satirical gesture, noting prior meetings with the Safety Service Department and BFI. He encourages voting in November for a more traditional challenge.
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Sanitation Department
BFI
Council
Safety Service Department
Post Office
Utilities Department
County Agencies Move Ignoring People Needs, Driver Says
A Lorain County volunteer driver critiques proposed relocations of public agencies, arguing many residents lack cars or access to bus routes. He cites canceled appointments at Human Services and aging ID barriers, urging southern county locations to reduce travel burdens. He also objects to moving Child Support Enforcement from Domestic Relations Court to Human Relations, calling alimony unrelated to welfare.
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Senior Citizens Agency
17Th Street
West Avenue
Human Services
Gates Boulevard
Lorain
Title Bureau
Broad Street
Elyria
David Kaszubinski
Donald Rothgery
Letters to the Editor Policy and Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elysia 44036. Fax 3297272 or email macrone freenet borain oberlin adu.
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Oberlin
NAFTA critics frame Mexican trade as un-American deceit
Charley Reese argues NAFTA harms U.S. jobs by reclassifying domestic work as exports. He accuses supporters of misrepresenting trade figures, citing intercorporate transfers and capital flight to cheap labor markets in Mexico and China. He portrays Mexican labor as oppressed and labels NAFTA as a threat to American workers.
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