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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1992
Page
3
The fragment notes the founding date July 24, 1829 and identifies A C Hugenh as publisher during 1927 to 1940. It hints at a small historical newspaper lineage with Hugenh’s role in the early period.
The Elyria School District strike marks a week with little accomplished and a poor Christmas for a community that backs the schools. Security guards were added for safety of 9,600 students. The Chronicle-Telegram urges employees to seek objective facts and praises responsible conduct by public school staff.
Benazir Bhutto has taken to the streets with a train rally across Pakistan aimed at toppling Nawaz Sharif’s government and prompting new elections. The liberal opposition faces a conservative, military-leaning regime that could crack down, risking further repression or civil strife.
Connie Metera, an Elyria school bus driver, accuses administrators and the Board of Education of neglecting safety during winter. She cites icy bus lots, unpaid overtime, and insufficient salt, arguing administrative pay raises and office remodels ignore workers and students’ safety.
Stephen R Danesi and Thomas C Sugasei argue for a cleanup to let Cascade Park shine while warning against adding sports facilities and increased traffic. They question past neglect and urge public education to value the natural environment.
PAM HOLLINGSWORTH of New London reports a standing room crowd at toll free hearings with over 250 attendees. Seniors object to a small $2 monthly bill rise while local institutions and businesses complain of rising costs and loss of service as providers relocate to Oberlin. The call is for universal toll free numbers rather than any discount.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication and notes letters are subject to editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and phone number and send to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297272.
Orlando Sentinel columnist Reese denounces Rep. Joe Kennedy II for lecturing German chancellor Helmut Kohl in Berlin, calling him a shameless exhibitionist and questioning Clinton's intelligence. The piece argues immigration and unemployment drive German tensions, not Nazism, and cites Kennedy's limited experience and unsteady judgment.
Washington observers describe Marvin Runyon’s leaner postal plan as stirring morale fears and risk to Christmas mail flow. At Merrifield Virginia, staff cleared back rooms of undelivered mail to impress the postmaster general while critics warn of 30 000 jobs lost this year and 1 400 million dollars in annual savings. A law firm for postal workers questioned legality of the restructuring.
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