Editorial warns against sign ordinance delay in Elyria
The Elyria Planning Commission recommends a three year extension for business owners to meet a 1991 sign ordinance. The editorial argues five years were enough and urges Council to deny the extension. It calls for enforcement starting April and criticizes the commission and council as weak if they grant more time.
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Planning Commission
George Bush
White House
Council
Gerald Klein
Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invite Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram presents opinions from editors and guest writers on the page to challenge readers to form views. Readers are encouraged to share thoughts and opinions through letters to the editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Public comments on organized labor and workers benefits
A reader letters page highlights the conflict between Caterpillar and its union workforce, arguing that organized labor secured 40 hour work weeks, safety, overtime, and health care. The writer urges working Americans to oppose corporate and political attacks while noting tax abatements for profitable firms.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Caterpillar Corp
America
Republican Party
Labor Endorsements Voter Call to Action
A letter urges readers to support labor endorsed candidates to defend workers’ pay and power. It claims the working class built America and warns that voting for labor allies could secure victory in the ongoing political battle.
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America
Democrats distort truths in U S budget battle
A historical newspaper snippet reports criticism of Democrats over budget plans and Medicare cuts. It cites Washington Post calling the claim crummy, while USA Today is quoted praising a balanced budget's effects on economy, interest rates, incomes, and the dollar.
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Washington Post
U.S. New and World Report
Holy Allie
Gingrich and Company
U.S.A
Democrats and Budget Fight Question Brown Plan
A reader challenges Congressman Brown over a claim of support for a balanced budget while voting against it. The letter accuses Democrats of tax and spend policies and argues Republicans seek tax cuts to spur growth, questioning who pays for higher spending and future tax increases.
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Brown
Congress
Letters to the Editor Guidelines at Elyria Chronicle
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and send to Editorial Page Editor Elyria 44036 Box 4010 or by Fax 329-7272 or email macronel freenet borain oberlin.edu.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Macronel
Freenet
Borain
Oberlin
Abortion Debate Triggers Call for Moral Principle Stand
Cai Thomas argues against compromising on abortion policy, urging Republicans to keep a human life amendment and fight through aggressive public information campaigns. He notes media urging milder pledges reflect political convenience and stress personal responsibility, faith, and leadership over expedient retreat.
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Weekly Standard
Rupert Murdoch
Wiliam Kristol
Noemie Emery
Emery
Gabriel
Mary
Joseph
Americans can learn from French crisis and reforms
Robert Reno argues the United States faces a frail tax and welfare system compared with France. He notes France’s higher taxes, longer vacations, and public support for strikes while praising its public works and health care. He contrasts U.S. and French fiscal paths, citing social outcomes and economic performance.
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New York
Washington
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United States
Ours
Jean
Britain
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