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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1999

Page

2

Schools and county fair clash in Lorain County

Lorain County students face a conflict as public schools in Amherst Avon Lake Avon Elyria and Sheffield start this week while the county fair runs. Leaders urge rescheduling or later school starts though districts determine calendars by staff votes. Some excused absences are allowed for fair participation.

Lorain County Amherst Avon Lake Avon Elyria Sheffield Tom Buchs Lorain County Fair Buchs Bucks Huron County Cuyahoga Erie Medina County Jan Nowak E. Jean Harper North Ridgeville Thomas Rockwell Rockwell

Lost spiritual beliefs spur science talk of alien worlds

A Science News summary notes astronomers find about 20 planets beyond our solar system from scanning nearby stars. The latest world orbits near Earth distance and is likely a gaseous, nonhabitable sphere. Einstein is quoted on science refining everyday thought.

Earth Science News Albert Einstein

Old Elyria buildings eyed for city offices

Residents advocate buying the old post office and the depot for city use. Proposals suggest renovating both structures and converting the post office into municipal courtrooms.

Elyria city plan could house offices in depot with eateries

A reader suggests using the train depot for water, engineering, and building offices, adding a first floor lunch counter. Proposes a sky walk similar to EMH Regional Medical Center's, leasing the Sears Elyria City Hall to a flea market, and a real dime store to serve downtown workers and residents, with extended hours and senior housing in mind. Also recalls old downtown memories and laments a former lake swimming spot.

Elyria EMH Regional Medical Center Gates Sears Elyria City Hall Jamie’s G.C. Murphy’s Ridgeville Plaza Center Ridge Mall Ames Kmart Broad Street

Correction clarifies Dowdell letter on City Council and 91-114 demand

The letter by Theodore P. Dowdell of Elyria on Thursday’s opinion page contains a corrected last paragraph. It states that if Council acts honestly and replays 91-114 as demanded by some Lake Erie Landlords Association members, the city will no longer be able to act in a certain way.

Theodore P. Dowdell Elyria Lake Erie

Bush urged to teach creationism in public schools

Newsday columnist Marie Cocco examines George W. Bush’s stance on teaching creationism alongside evolution in public schools. She argues his call for inclusion masks support for biblical literalism and warns that the Kansas science standards controversy highlights a GOP pivot toward faith over science.

Bush Mindy Tucker P.C Kansas America

Wisdom from a Dad Who Might Have Used Drugs

John Lundy, editorial page editor of The Chronicle-Telegram, presents a satirical dialogue about a father admitting possible drug use and offering lessons to his son. The piece questions public figures, family roles, and sports imagery while probing truth and memory.

Bill Clinton George W. Bush John Lundy Chronicle-Telegram

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