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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1992
Page
4
Chief Griffith says patrolmen fear volunteering to train Lewis Robinson Jr. as his status remains unsettled. An EPD officer says no one will be forced to train him, while the outcome of the personnel process will determine if he becomes a policeman or not.
The House voted to withhold funds from Vice President Quayle’s Council on Competitiveness, the agency blamed for undermining environmental laws and overruling the EPA. Courts have blocked its rulings, and the Senate is urged to follow by cutting the council’s budget.
A century after the Borden ax killings, historians challenge folk legends about Lizzie Borden. The murdered woman was actually her stepmother, and the total blows were far fewer than the rhyme claims. Lizzie was acquitted, reflecting 19th century biases about women and crime.
The Chronicle Telegram explains that editorials present the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions and invites responses in a letter to the editor. It emphasizes audience engagement and encourages sharing thoughts on the page.
The Chronicle Telegram columns critique Secretary of State James Baker moving to White House staff as evidence of Bush focusing on campaigns over foreign policy. Letters from Amherst and Lorain attack tax politics and a resident’s conviction case, urging scrutiny of local leaders and justice outcomes.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
A first person reminiscence describes a long supermarket visit after decades, with fear of exits, aisle exploration of cheese and mustards, and a rescue by Fran at the deli. The veteran narrator recalls wartime refugees and abundance triggering awe, ending with a brief moment of relief.
As hurricane nears, a narrator lists prized items to save from a home in Pass Christian Mississippi. He weighs irreplaceable photos, family quilts, kept books, autographs, and artwork against practical needs while recalling loved ones and a life reduced to essentials.
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