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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1990
Page
4
The Postal Service touts methods to speed mail, including block lettering and a Akron test of photo copied contact data to create bar coded labels. Critics warn of potential misuse of mailing lists while the USPS notes policy limits and existing sale of change-of-address data.
A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds 52 percent of trucks carry radar detectors to spot police radar. Detectors correlate with higher speeds on interstates with 55 mph limits, with more trucks exceeding limits by 10 mph or more. The piece argues drivers feel above traffic laws and calls for accountability in policing and safety.
Syria's Hafez al Assad solidifies leverage amid Gulf crisis and talks with Israel. Analysts cite US backing, Saudi promises near 2 billion dollars, and Kuwaiti exile ties as boosts. Assad seeks return of the Golan Heights while Lebanon falls under Syrian influence as Iraq's Kuwait crisis unfolds.
Volunteers Martin Falk and Betty Pann defend Mothers Against Drunk Driving in Connecticut, noting victim panels and community outreach. They acknowledge MADD’s substantial fundraising costs cited by NCIB but emphasize volunteers’ vital service and local chapters with multiple offices.
A move to appoint BSN as drug czar signals a major shift in U S enforcement policy. The selection aims to recalibrate priorities and address rising concerns over abortion debates and related public health issues.
In a citizen letter from Elyria, Robert J. Bacher criticizes Mayor Keys administration for costly projects and alleged waste. He cites Gateway and bridges, street remodeling, removal of uptown lights, sewer rates and multiple sewers, bidless insurance, a North Abbe Road building outside city limits, and a proposed city hall on Chestnut Street with 14 acres including jail and parking. He questions property use and overall costs.
A brief quotation attributes timeless critique to Charlie Bender about mankind's persistent cruelty and the troubling state of the world, capturing a weary social commentary in a concise line.
The Chronicle-Telegram invites readers to send letters to the editor. Include signature, full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle-Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
A Toledo family recalls their pewter mugs bought with careful saving, used daily for decades, and now questioned for health risk from high lead pewter. They remain on display as a cherished link to simpler times, despite warning signs and nostalgia.
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