Italy’s Communists seek a new image amid party rebranding
Italy’s Communist Party plans a name change to Democratic Party of the Left as it loses electoral ground and faces internal splits. The move aims to shed an old-guard image, shift focus to environmental and feminist issues, and break the political paralysis that has kept the Christian Democrats in power.
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Gorbachev Praised for Monetary Policy Quip Fashion
A humorous credit to Mikhail Gorbachev for a supposedly fiscal restraint quote likened to Milton Friedman Greenspan or Citizens For A Sound Economy. The piece imagines Gorby adopting Adam Smith style attire as a joke about sound monetary policy.
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Salvation Army Christmas Appeal Seeks Holiday Help
The Chronicle Telegram urges readers to support the Salvation Army during the holidays. Unemployment homelessness illness and old age affect many, and the appeal promises no one will be left with an empty stocking. Nagy and Bowman lead the Christmas Committee urging generous contributions this year.
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Hair nets and hair care in food service discussed
Ethel Mittler urges hair restraint for servers, clipping or tying back long hair to prevent contact with food. A Pearl Harbor Day reflection from December 7, 1941 underscores preparedness and vigilance, calling for stronger national defense and constant alertness to avoid a repeat of past failures.
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Community letter submission guidelines from Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and states they may edit for brevity, accuracy, and clarity. Include signature, full address, and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
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Bush declares victory in drug war and hides it in closet
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues the Bush administration uses victory rhetoric to retreat from the drug war. He notes falling public salience, rising arrests and ongoing violence, highlighting flaws in policy, funding, and the choice of a new drug czar while questioning true progress.
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Gorbachev Faces Collapse as Soviet Union Struggles
Author Al Thomas surveys the Soviet crisis, labeling Gorbachev’s balance between hardliners and radicals a failure. He cites economic disaster, erosion of public trust, and looming leadership changes, predicting Yeltsin or someone like him may seize power after a harsh winter.
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