Elyria Should Reject City Backed Business Loans
Editorial argues Elyria should abandon a city loan program due to inexperience with commercial credit and risks. It cites past loan missteps, defaults, and fraud in Lorain, urging the city to rely on existing housing rehab grants and regional assets instead.
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Elyria
Wheeling
Michael Keys
Lorain
Carl
Frank Gumina
Lorain County
Keys
Mingee thanks Sheffield Lake supporters after election
The newly elected Sheffield Lake mayor expresses gratitude to residents for friendship and support. He also thanks UAW Lorain County AFL-CIO Federation of Labor and Sheffield Lake Fire Fighters Local 2355 for their backing.
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Sheffield Lake
UAW
Lorain County
Afl-Cio
Federation of Labor and
Deficit battle over budget bill targets aid to the needy
A reader urges senators and congressmen to oppose BRIC aMETI regional cuts in the budget reconciliation bill. The writer argues deficit reduction should not slash programs helping the poorest, calling for reasonable welfare reform.
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Houses
Congress
Opposition to budget bill targets poor families and elderly
Avon Lake letter argues that cutting the Earned Income Tax Credit and denying Medicaid child nutrition and Medicare will harm working families and the elderly. It urges voters to pressure senators and congressmen to oppose the budget reconciliation bill, condemning the measure as ignorant and cowardly.
Olmsted Township Voters Reject Coury Regime
In Olmsted Township 2,560 residents rejected the Coury regime in the recent election. Officials promise better days for the community starting January 1, as reported by Frank Schrumf.
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Olmsted
Hunting Cruel to Wildlife and Future Condemnation
A reflective statement condemns sport hunting as cruel to wildlife. It envisions future generations judging today’s hunting practices as harmful and morally wrong. The text emphasizes the need to protect wildlife against cruel treatment and calls for change.
Chronicle Telegram letter format guidance
Instructions request letters to include signature, full home address and telephone number. Provide mailing address Box 4010 Elyria 44036, fax number 329-7272, and email macroneleni@eernet.orain.oberiin.edu for submission. This note emphasizes brevity accuracy and clarity in editorial letters.
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Diversity debate splits voters and strains government
Charley Reese argues that cultural diversity fragments American society and hinders representative government. He cites education wars, multicultural programs, hyphenated Americanism, and fears Balkanization, urging a return to plain American unity.
Peace in Bosnia Without U S Troops
Joseph Perkins argues the Bosnian leaders and people should secure their own peace without 20 000 U S troops or 40 000 NATO forces. He urges lifting the arms embargo to balance Bosnian Serb and government forces and questions reliance on foreign troops to enforce any ceasefire.
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Bosnia
Serbia
Croatia
Dayton
Ohio
Balkans
Clinton White House
Alija Izetbegovic
Slobodan Milosevic
Franjo Tudjman
U.S
NATO
Northern Ireland
Israel
Sarajevo
Radovan Karadzic
Beirut
Europe
Lebanon
Clinton
Saraveje
America
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
United States
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