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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1992
Page
6
The U S Commission on Interstate Child Support urges Congress to pass the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act to standardize enforcement across states. It would honor the original support order from the divorce state and curb out of state evasion, aiming to reduce billion-dollar unpaid totals and better finance children.
The Bush administration proposed a 199 budget idea requiring churches and temples to provide names of worshipers who give more than $500 annually. The scheme would match names to taxpayer claims, provoking protests from clergy and secular groups who warn it breaches church independence and civil liberties.
In a letter by Thomas W. Porter executive director of Lorain County Children Services the 31st year of Operation Open Heart is outlined. Police officers and civilians volunteer time for outings trips and Christmas remembrance. Donations to PO Box 1868 Elyria support underprivileged kids and fund yearly events.
Roger Wood argues the county needs a larger jail funded by a sales tax, claiming it is fair since most pay tax and only youths do not. He asks if funds will go to beds or rehabilitation and urges outlawing automatic raises while criticizing government salaries and voter apathy.
In a letter to the Chronicle Telegram Rita Price, community affairs manager for Continental Cablevision, argues that Cable in the Classroom is distinct from Whittle Communication's Channel One. The program is commercial free, NEA honored, and provides free service and teaching materials to Elyria and North Ridgeville schools.
Margaret Truman writes that President Bush mirrors Harry Truman but falls short, noting her father Harry S Truman would be astonished by the campaign parallels and that Bush lacks the genuine Truman voice and courage. She recalls Truman's 1948 style whistle stop rhetoric and criticizes the current GOP imitation.
Cal Thomas argues against tolerance for adultery and incest, calling for moral boundaries. He criticizes Mary Fisher for linking AIDS to all carriers and questions editorial support for moral relativism. The piece contrasts Fisher with accounts of drug use and infidelity by public figures and warns of a growing movement to redefine morality.
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