World must punish Gaddafi for airline bombings
Three years after Pan Am Flight 103 and the Niger airliner bombing, Libyan leader Gaddafi faces a U.N. backed push by the United States Britain and France for sanctions. Proposals include a global oil embargo flight bans parts and technology sales to Libya and asset freezes. Indictments of Libyan agents have not yielded extradition or compensation, and sanctions may require Libya to cooperate on investigations and pay victims families.
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Food aid to Soviet winter to avert shortages
An analysis notes probable Soviet food shortages this winter, especially in northern cities like Armenia. It argues Western aid, led by Richard Crowder, is essential to prevent hoarding, panics, and a slide to authoritarianism, urging continued support for stable Soviet provisions and peaceful policy.
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Crowder Group
Armenia
Western
Europe
Blanket Sunday gifts and kit drive aid disaster relief
The Chronicle Telegram reports Church World Service ships thousands of blankets yearly and locals donated 2821 toward area relief. Kit Day produced 85 school kits, 64 health kits, 44 sewing kits, 61 layettes and 13 bed quilts with 25 boxes sent to Wooster depot. ARSENE C. SHEFFIELD chairs CWS for Elyria Area Church Women United. A memorial fund funds Glaceria Abram’s murder family at Elyria Savings & Trust Bank. LILLIAN HEYNE and BETTY G WINTERS urge community support and improved public meeting access for Elyria Township residents.
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Wooster
Elyria Area
Open hearing fuels critique of township investigator spend
Elyria Township officials face sharp comments over a costly investigator hired to probe complaints from a few residents. Critics urge trimming the budget and question the need to spend up to $1,000. Meanwhile a controversial bid related to a will sparks further debate about governance and spending.
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Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor policy
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272.
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A Christmas Reflection on Thankfulness and Citizenship
The author urges embracing Thanksgiving and Christmas together, recalling past neglect of special days and praising acts of kindness and community. He thanks readers, clergy, friends, and "The Gas House Gang" for forty years of thoughtful dialogue and wishes all a Merry Christmas and peace.
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Tion
Elyria
Magic Me pairs youth with elderly to year round benefit
A Baltimore nonprofit called Magic Me connects youths aged 10 to 14 with nursing home residents for weekly activities over two to three years. The program aims to lift mood, boost self esteem, and reduce drug use by giving youth purpose through sustained, voluntary community service across 24 cities.
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Craig Rocklin
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Alan Porterfield
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