Europe moves toward real unity after Maastricht accord
The twelve EC states signed the Maastricht accord signaling a push for deeper political and economic integration by end of the decade. A single currency the ecu and a community central bank would oversee monetary policy, while foreign affairs defense and Parliament powers would align more closely. Britain may abandon its pound, amid mounting integration. The move promises prosperity and freer trade with the United States if GATT talks advance, contrasting eastern European divisions.
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Chronicle-Telegram Opinion Page Encourages Reader Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that editorials express the paper's views and guest pieces invite reader engagement. It urges readers to share opinions through letter-to-the-editor submissions and notes the page features editorials cartoons and columns designed to provoke thought.
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Japanese takeover fears and fuel tax debates stir readers
A reader laments Japanese investment in U S companies banks and land and calls for American self reliance. Another letter critiques Ohio EPA testing plans and fuel taxes tied to highway funding, urging legislative action and warning against fiscal ripoffs.
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Old leaves can be spring's treasure
A reader argues for natural lawn care and leaf recycling over city disposal. He cites leaves and grass clipping detritus as potential soil nourishment, praises mowing leaves into the lawn, and notes earthworms as vital underground allies. He urges selective tree thinning and natural processes to reduce pollution and waste, referencing a C T article by Walter Topp.
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Chronicle Telegram Letters to Editor Contact Info
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329-7272.
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Five ex hostages return from Lebanon to a Christmas spectacle
The five men freed after 28 years in Beirut rooms arrived at the White House to a festive Christmas reception. They spoke of learning patience and forgiveness, noting the ordinary joys of weather and family, while President Bush praised their resilience and no negotiation stance.
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Buchanan Entry Signals GOP Fight and Debate Ahead
The entry of Patrick Buchanan into the GOP presidential race is presented as good for the Republican Party and the country, pressuring President Bush to articulate a new domestic agenda and defend his beliefs. The piece argues Buchanan’s strong convictions could jolt Bush and party strategy, while noting Buchanan’s neo isolationist stance and contrasting styles. Cal Shamas in Washington frames a potential clash over ideas, leadership, and future political battles.
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