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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1981
Page
11
A homeowner explains installing cellulose insulation in a 1930 house using a state loan program, noting energy savings and a post audit requirement. The Reagan administration later cut back on utility audit rules, eliminating post inspection and contractor lists, arguing for local flexibility.
The piece argues Heartland resets Western truth by portraying Wyoming in 1910 with ordinary people, not gunfighters. It contrasts Conchata Ferrell and Rip Torn with mythic heroes, showing hardship, birth, death, and toil. It cites frontier realism against glamorized violence.
A fictional town hall dialogue explores whether public schools should allow prayers, who should lead them, and how religious freedom and separation of church and state would work. The moderator answers questions about denominations, neutrality, and exemptions, ending with an adjourned inquiry.
Brief listing appears from the Sunday edition dated December 13 1981 featuring By ria O and the Ciwonite Telagram in section C-3.
A reader defends religious freedom and separation of church and state against politicized faith. The letter argues against coercive beliefs and condemns using religion for political power while advocating tolerance and liberty.
The Chronicle Telegram reports a festive Sunday Dec 6 open house by the Friends of the Elyria Public Library. Adults and children joined organizations to decorate, donate books, share gifts, and enjoy music, refreshments, and movies.
An opinion arguing the Second Amendment protects an individual right to arms, citing historical usage and Supreme Court rulings. The author warns against government infringement and warns that loss of firearms erodes other God given rights, urging citizens to oppose restraints.
A letter to the Chronicle-Telegram protests a blue station wagon driver who struck a puppy on Friday December 4 at 845 am on Ohio Street and did not stop. The writer recounts racing the injured dog to a vet and urges motorists to aid animals, warning of cold rain and possible death.
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