Clinton set to tackle deficit amid advisers debate
As Bill Clinton readies a televised economic conference in Little Rock, advisers clash over how bold to be in trimming the federal deficit. Some push short term stimulus with gradual deficit reduction, others want a stronger attack, while signs of economic improvement lessen urgency for quick stimulus. Clinton faces choice on tax rises or cutting Social Security and Medicare entitlements, with a four year pledge narrowed to half the deficit cut. Selection of senior economic advisers could bolster resolve. a call to Ross Perot is floated.
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Diners make a comeback as fast food fades
The article notes a major shift in American eating habits from 1950 to 1985 with diners shrinking from about 6000 to under 2500, then rebounding with nearly 500 new openings. It cites socio economic theories and nostalgia for simpler options, contrasting franchise milkshakes and gourmet restaurants.
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Residents oppose school annexation over values and taxes
Denise Ricco Pennell voices in Elyria and Craig Simpson notes by Rae The Chronicle Telegram. Citizens Against School Annexation warns that Lorain City Schools plan to annex Amherst and Firelands and Ver Milion districts would raise property taxes and erode home values while wasting tax dollars on legal battles.
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Include signature, full address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272 if preferred.
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Somalian mission tests U S moral power and costs
Washington bureau chief Sandy Grady reports on Congress and pundits split over President Bush's plan to deploy 28,000 U.S. Marines to Somalia. Rep Murtha and Sen Brown oppose the mission as costly with unclear objectives, while supporters cite humanitarian need and UN roles. Lewis frames moral urgency amid fiscal limits.
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When did Hitler go too far Mrs Schott asks
Joe Patrick Bean argues that Mrs. Schott should confront Hitler’s crimes and the Holocaust. He cites a series of turning points from 1924 to 1941 and warns that excusing Nazi history risks reviving evil. He urges reflection and remembrance to prevent repetition.
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