Amherst alert on 60 percent electricity rate hike
Amherst residents face a 60 percent jump in next month’s electricity bill as a broken Marietta generator forced short term, high cost market purchases. Officials fear price shocks and urge planning like Oberlin’s emergency fund to absorb costs and prevent future calamities.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Readers Opinions
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to share opinions via letters to the editor. It explains that editorials express the paper’s views while guest editorials cartoons and columns challenge readers to form their own opinions.
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Windmiller targets Sherrod Brown over voting records
The letter writer, C D Windmiller, rails at Senator Brown for not supporting issues Windmiller favors. He complains Brown withholds information on votes except for what appeals emotionally. The reader is urged to call Brown’s office for voting records.
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Readers respond to Windmiller critique of Brown voting record
A reader defends Congressman Brown against Windmiller's charges over HR votes and the congressional pay raise. The letter urges verification of Brown's positions on bills including HR 2561 HR 4 HR 1691 and HR 4288 and questions claims about nuclear tech to China. It commends Brown supporters and calls for direct dialogue with the congressman before publication.
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Warning on tax cuts sparks market bear risks
Newsday columnist Robert Reno argues against a large tax cut, citing Henry Kaufman’s warnings that cuts could trigger inflation, tighter monetary policy, and a bear market akin to a crash. He notes broad stock ownership growth, high corporate favors in the plan, and compares U.S. tax levels to peers, urging caution.
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Buchanan Should Stay in GOP Fight, Not Third Party
William A. Rusher argues Pat Buchanan should persist within the Republican Party despite his growing independence. He warns a Reform Party bid could siphon conservative votes, threaten House control and the Supreme Court majority, and deprive the country of stable governance. Rusher praises Buchanan’s character and loyalty to blue collar interests while urging pragmatic adherence to party principles.
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