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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1992
Page
6
The classic 1897 New York Sun editorial reply to Virginia O’Hanlon declares belief in Santa Claus. It argues that truth is not limited to what is seen, and faith, imagination, and generosity give life its beauty and joy, insisting Santa’s existence endures forever.
Forces seized state radio in Madagascar and aired country western songs before surrendering three hours later. Reports say the coup failed as citizens did not rally to the insurgents, suggesting perhaps a more popular format should have been tried.
A letter from Gary and Peggy Gochenour praises Laura Leitner Bus No 1 to Crestwood School for halting traffic and preventing harm to their son on Adelbert Street near Westwood Junior High. They urge Elyria School Board to acknowledge drivers and raise wages citing frequent near misses.
Alan Munn argues against costly space programs and a proposed space station, urging funds be redirected to earthly needs. He questions the value of Mars exploration while disasters and toxic dumps require urgent fixes, despite support for existing spy and weather satellites.
Therese van Heuveln recalls a Joyful Heart Learning Center Christmas program last Thursday night. She emphasizes joy, forgiveness, giving, sacrifice, and love with Jesus as the star of the show and thanks children, parents, staff, and friends for the gift of Christmas.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits 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 to 329 7272 if using a fax machine.
Cal Thomas recalls his first Christmas in 1942 and the Life magazine two page ad paid by the United States Rubber Company. The piece uses wartime virtues of sacrifice and family duty to reflect on America and peace. Weaving memories of his father’s absence in war with the nation’s morale, the essay marks a fifty year observance.
In Pound and neighboring towns a Dec. 7 methane blast killed eight miners, including brothers Claude and Palmer Sturgill. The close knit community rallies with food, aid, and prayers while authorities continue to probe the disaster and residents cope with loss and ongoing economic hardship.
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