Clinton impeachment debate centers on censure choice
The opinion piece argues censure over impeachment for President Clinton, labeling his testimony evasive and perjury, while condemning the conduct as morally reprehensible. It urges bipartisan action, noting Nixon precedent and advocating a public record of disapproval without forcing a Senate trial.
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Editorial Page Invitation to Readers and Letters
The Chronicle Telegram explains editorials express the paper's views while guest pieces challenge readers to form opinions. It invites reader participation through letters to the editor to share thoughts and responses.
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Ward 4 recall push targets Kilroy in Avon council
A public letter urges Ward 4 voters to recall Kilroy on Dec 15 citing confrontational style and alleged improprieties. The author cites Kilroy as a write-in winner and notes previous challenges to unrestricted write-ins, arguing a recall is a legitimate use of public funds to let voters decide Kilroy’s fate.
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Jack Kilroy
Lorain County Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Avon City
Kilroy
Secretary of State, Elections Division
Avon
Dan Stringer
Journalists' complicity in Clinton testimony defense
The speaker rails at journalists for excusing President Clinton's 81 Judiciary Committee answers. They claim the responses were shaped by criminal defense lawyers and not full truth, arguing media failures to demand candor undermine journalistic standards and accountability.
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Judiciary Committee
Congress
United States
Points to consider about Jack Kilroy
A local note questions councilman Jack Kilroy 4th Ward Avon. It argues he lacked foresight to seek a council seat and only ran as a write in at the last moment. Election results suggest he received only a handful of votes and the writer implies this reflects his overall standing.
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City of
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Avon City Council Member Miels Jensen
Avon City Council member Miels Jensen is noted in local government coverage. The article confirms his official role and ongoing service on the council. Further details about term length or actions are not provided in the readable text.
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Miels Jensen
Avon
Kilroy Recall Sparks Avon Ward 4 Election
Residents face a recall vote on December 16 to remove Councilman Jack Kilroy of Avon. Critics label Kilroy confrontational and divisive, citing personal attacks and abrasive rhetoric that disrupt discussions with peers and city stakeholders.
Letters to the Editor Etiquette Stressed by Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including brevity accuracy and clarity. It asks writers to include signature full home address and telephone number and provides mailing fax and email contact options for editorial submissions.
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Elyria
Ohio
Net
Expansion of clerks to Supreme Court raises diversity debate
Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist defends clerical hiring as minority numbers lag, citing talent pool limits and elite law school bias. Civil rights leaders push for broader outreach, while Justice Thomas and Thurgood Marshall histories illustrate shifting minority hiring patterns. Brennan advocates dean’s list to widen qualified applicant pool.
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Joan Williams
Marshall
Howard University
Thomas Brennan
Thomas Cooley Law School
Lansing
Mich
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