City Hall Gutters Spark City Council Debate
Elyria officials spar over trash in Broad Street gutters and sidewalks. Mayor Keys blames tight budgets while CT editors propose a public service penalty for mishandling the Robinson case, suggesting paid cleanup by two top officials to restore city hall surroundings.
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Hopi Navajo land dispute may be near settlement
The long running conflict over Arizona land claimed by Hopi and inhabited by Navajo faces a possible settlement. A proposed deal would grant resident Navajo about 150 families 75 year leases, with land reverting to Hopi later. The plan also involves 400000 acres including private lands and raises questions about federal authority and impact on other disputes. The presiding magistrate Harry McCue is lauded for mediation.
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All-Day Kindergarten Costs Split Lorain Schools
Readers criticize Lorain Schools plans for all-day kindergarten and annexation, noting space, construction, and legal fee concerns. Multiple letters allege mismanagement by the Lorain City Schools and urge cautious expansion while highlighting park vandalism and maintenance worries at Cascade Park.
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Blame for Somalia and the Gulf Arab role
Ahmed Ayish argues that UN Marines in Somalia cannot succeed until warlords are seized and charged by the United Nations. He criticizes the United States and Soviet Union for using Somalia as a Cold War pawn and urges Gulf Arab states to fund relief instead of war.
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Chronicle Telegram Letter to Editor Instructions
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Include signature, full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272 if using a fax machine.
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Booker T. Washington, Malcolm X, and Clinton Prayer
Harlem prayer from Booker Malcolm Jackson to Bill Clinton during a NYC visit. He praises Clinton's inclusivity, notes manufacturing job figures, and urges aid for the poor, hungry, and marginalized while contrasting Clinton with Reagan and Bush. He also references journalist Chuck Stone and ends with holiday greetings.
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Philadelphia Daily News
Worker's comp case mix signals rising costs and disputes
A long review of workers' compensation highlights expanding definitions of work-related injury. It cites Michigan rulings on a Detroit man who died in England after a tryst and a chain of cases involving alcohol, emotional distress, and unrelated accidents. The piece notes widespread waste, with estimates of billions in improper payouts, and emphasizes how legal decisions shape benefits for diverse incidents.
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Signorelli
Barbara Moran
Pompano Beach
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Stroh Brewery Co
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