South Africa's Interim Coalition Progress Amid Violent Setback
South Africa nears an interim coalition as key parties push toward a post apartheid framework while a militant group APLA claims an attack at King William's Town killing four whites and wounding 20. Mandela and de Klerk condemn violence and urge rapid progress aided by Western backing.
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Pan-Africanist Congress
King William’s Town
APLA
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Asserdes Tasdar Noalear Mandela
Washington
de Klerk
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Nixon profit claim sparks Supreme Court potential ruling
Editorial argues a three judge appeals panel ruling forcing taxpayers to pay Richard Nixon for government ownership of presidential papers and Watergate tapes is unjust. It compares Nixon’s possible windfall to allowing a murderer to profit from crime and urges DOJ to take the case to the Supreme Court for reversal.
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Richard Nixon
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David Berkowitz
Sam
Justice Department
Judge returns from law workshops with Soviet era tale
An American judge just back from Russia and Ukraine workshops recalls how Soviet judges once took orders from the Communist Party. He notes judges would answer phone calls about case outcomes while standing, even when alone, effectively facing Big Brother.
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Russia
Ukraine
Communist Party
Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to engage with opinions on editorials guest pieces and columns. It outlines that editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces and cartoons aim to provoke reader reaction and invite letters to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Riverview Plaza Residents Thank Elyria Moose for Dinner
Betty Masher, president of Riverview Plaza Council, thanks Elyria Moose for hosting a pre-Thanksgiving dinner and providing transport, calling the afternoon enjoyable for residents of Riverview Plaza.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Riverview Plaza
Betty Masher
Elyria
Masher
The
Riverview Plaza Council
Speak Our Language and End Territorial Demands
A letter by Leonard J. Staysniak argues against bilingual testing and interpreters for minorities, urging preservation of English as the nation’s language and condemning perceived special concessions for territorial possessions and immigrants. He appeals to historical heritage, warning that lives were shed protecting it.
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United States
U.S
Child labor questions fairness of after school jobs
A Chronicle-Telegram reader argues against child labor laws criticizing restrictions on junior high after school work. The writer cites paper routes with low pay and dangers, claiming kids learn responsibility and could work at McDonald’s or Burger King.
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McDonald's
Burger King
Genesis House clothing drive at Lorain County College
The Western Reserve Tourist Council Student Chapter at Lorain County Community College led a two day clothing and toiletry drive for Genesis House battered women’s shelter on November 17 and 18. Faculty students and community members donated generously. Costello and Dziubek co preside the chapter.
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Western Reserve Tourist Council
Lorain County Community College
Genesis House Battered Women’s Shelter
Costello and
Dziubek
LCCC
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters for publication. Include signature, full address and phone number, and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272 if using a fax machine.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Visiting a neighborhood monster Dear Ed
The writer answers questions about visiting Wal Mart in his neighborhood and describes his mixed reactions. He admits shopping is not his joy, recalls a humorous hardware plug anecdote, and laments buying a raincoat after years of hunting. He notes the raincoat quest failed and jokes about shopping as an adventure and nuisance.
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Wal-Mart
Fran
Pat Leimbach
Pete
Venus de Milo
Guide to the South Answers Ten Common Questions
A satirical quick-reference guide answering ten common questions about the Southern United States. It covers religion, culture, pests, armadillos, kudzu, sports, cars, beauty norms, scholars, literature and travel, featuring light humor and regional stereotypes.
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Southern Baptist Church
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al Gore
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