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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1990
Page
6
Elyria issued a non expiring grading permit to Edward Smitek with no clear standards or expiration. The West River Road permit was rescinded amid a broader call for reform of city land use rules. A lawsuit is scheduled for Jan 14 as city leaders review development regulations.
The New York Times notes a bold ad for the nations first master degree in political management. It argues professional politics now demands mastery of polling fundraising media and campaigning. Critics ask if this signals progress or troubling professionalization of governance.
Critics debate Life magazine s list of the 100 Most Influential Americans of the 20th Century noting omissions and inclusions. Elvis Presley John Ford John Wayne Bob Dylan Irving Berlin Bing Crosby Joe McCarthy Andy Warhol Mies van der Rohe and others are discussed with sharp quips about influence and fame.
Reese argues for nationalism as rational and natural citing Jefferson and Washington, contending globalization fuels wars. He recalls a Niagara Falls visit to illustrate cultural kinship with Canada while affirming love for America. He urges ending foreign influence, cutting overseas aid, and focusing on American sovereignty and homelessness at home.
A CAUSE driven coalition funds high priced TV spots and full page ads to rally support for President Bush against Saddam Hussein. Led by figures like Richard Viguerie and Lewis Tambs, the group targets antiwar liberals and congressional prerogatives, funneling donations from deep-pocket conservatives to paint a hardline Iraq policy.
A columnist argues that even in a volunteer military society objections persist as the United States edges toward potential war in the Pacific region, challenging notions of universal consent and the ethics of service.
Chicago Tribune columnist Page notes a surge in conscientious objectors at Fort Riley Kansas and in a Bronx Marine Corps Reserve company, blaming allure of civilian jobs and questioning recruitment messaging. He criticizes ads for glamorizing combat while ignoring the realities of war and the goals of U S military commitments under President George H W Bush.
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