Lorain County Fair Celebrates 137th Edition in 1992
The Lorain County Fair enters its 137th year with 13 470 open class entries up 880 from last year and more than 204 000 attendees. New features include a Husband Calling Contest and Chronicle Telegram staffers at the Exhibition Hall booth, alongside traditional 4‑H livestock, blue ribbons, and headline entertainment Tanya Tucker and the Oak Ridge Boys. The fair runs in Wellington amid possible storms, highlighting county farming heritage and community activity.
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Rowan College Emerges From Glassboro Donation Surge
Herman D. James earns a place on the Order of the Outstretched Palm honor roll as Glassboro State College gains a $100 million gift from Henry M. Rowan. The philanthropist agrees after initial $4 million library pledge, boosting the business school and prompting a rename to Rowan College. MIT alumni note Rowan’s philanthropy after a career in industrial furnace business.
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Open Letter Attacks Councilman's Priorities Over Cats and More
Evelyn Kuehne of Elyria criticizes Ward One Councilman Tanner and allies for focusing on cat leash issues while ignoring downtown problems, pollution, and social needs. Howard Barkdull Jr. of Olmsted Township proposes closer ties with Britain and a lend-lease style revival of fleet assets to cut deficits and defense costs.
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Support Your Sheriff In Lorain County Townships
A reader urged all residents across Lorain County to back the sheriff and educate themselves on law enforcement. Brian Slone stresses unity among Elyria Lorain and municipal police, saying support for all departments benefits everyone.
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Bush campaign rhetoric shows 'family values' zeal in 92 race
Sandy Grady analyzes how Republican tactics in the Houston Astrodome and Dallas Bible events cast opponents as threats to “family values.” He likens GOP ads to 1938 Orson Welles stunts and predicts next waves will target Woody Allen, Hillary Clinton, and Mario Cuomo with fear-driven, divisive messages.
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FBI revisits Peltier case through Bushyhead visit
A June visit by two FBI agents to Yvonne Bushyhead in Tahlequah Oklahoma revives scrutiny of the Leonard Peltier case. Agents questioned her about Peltier and his supporters, including Senator Daniel Inouye, with Wood present from a controversial Pine Ridge arrest narrative. The incident renews debate over government handling and possible coercion in Peltier’s extradition and trial.
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