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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1990
Page
3
The article notes student aid outpaced other public outlays, rising more than 105 percent since 1980, far exceeding defense and farm subsidies. It discusses college costs’ rise, tuition hikes, and factors like insurance and regulations, urging cost controls amid tight budgets.
The U S Postal Rate Commission weighs a saturation mailing discount that would boost junk mail volume. Critics say it shifts savings to bulk mailers, while supporters claim efficiency. Newspapers oppose, fearing revenue loss. residents warn of increased mail clutter and waste.
The Olmsted Recycling Committee reported a massive community response during Recycling Weekend on Oct 27 28. They collected 6098 pounds glass 828 aluminum 3600 tin and steel 787 plastic and 60295 pounds newspaper totaling over 36 tons saved from landfills and natural resources.
Donna J. Nenzoski writes from Elyria urging lawmakers, employers, the Bureau of Workers Compensation, attorneys, medical providers, and union officials to reform the system. She criticizes delays of 6 to 18 months for first compensation checks and calls for action to reduce stress and financial hardship for injured workers.
Danny Haight of Grafton argues that deer overpopulation harms habitat and that hunting is essential. He cites carrying capacity, winter starvation risks, and reproductive rates to defend hunters in Plum Brook research park saving deer from starvation and uncontrolled growth.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor. Submit with signature, full address, and telephone, mailed to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle-Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187 if you have a fax machine.
In a private Washington gathering, John Sununu lashed Sen. Phil Gramm’s call for GOP unity and clashed with Darman over the budget. The episode judged Sununu a potential liability as Bush weighs reform plans amid recession and Gulf crisis, while Bennett impressed insiders as Sununu’s chosen chair candidate.
Saudi leaders press President Bush to wage war, believing CIA reports outline a plan by Iraq Yemen and Jordan to divide Saudi Arabia and its oil. Yemen would gain southern Saudi lands, Jordan the Hijaz and Mecca Medina, while Iraq would take Kuwait and northeastern oil fields.
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