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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1987

Page

3

One-stop shopping key to Lorain County jobs drive

Visitors from Pueblo praised a one-stop shopping model to attract industry, advising Lorain County to create a streamlined agency to provide site, utility, zoning, and permitting data. The goal is a quiet, fast process that could seed 10,000 new jobs over five years with Lorain County Together.

Pueblo Colo Lorain County Colorado Lorain County Together Elyria and Lorain

Congress returns to a muddled budget mess with pay raise

The 100th Congress closed its first session amid a sprawling nine month spending bill, a partisan pork laden package, and a weak effort at real budget cuts. President Reagan veto threats forced preservation of funding and a modest aid package for the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. Lawmakers awarded themselves a $14,400 pay raise, bringing salaries to $89,500, raising voter discontent ahead of future elections.

Reagan Philadelphia House Senate Congress Scripps Howard

Law Clash Over Vertical Price Fixing In Christmas Shopping

President Reagan threatens to veto a bill prohibiting manufacturers from dictating retail prices. Justice Department backs vertical price fixing as legal, while Congress Watch cites high prices at upscale stores versus discounters. A November price survey shows wide gaps on items like Monopoly, Levi’s 501 jeans, books, and underwear.

Washington Reagan Justice Department Public Citizen Congress Watch Ralph Nader F.A.C. Schwartz K-Mart Levis Buttonfly House Peter Rodino DNJ Henry Hyde R II

Wellington toilet paper crime prompts school chief critique

A Chronicle-Telegram report describes a toilet paper incident in Wellington and Principal Gebhart's handling of the two students. The writer questions the administrator's approach and questions inviting families to move away.

Chronicle-Telegram Gebhart Wellington Eric Lewis Elyria Invacare Corp

Senior citizens deserve fair treatment not blanket scorn

Mary Wadas of the Senior Citizens Association of Lorain County rebukes Bill Neikirk’s December column claiming the elderly are a political burden. She cites Case Western Reserve University research, the 80 census poverty rate, and federal supports while urging better data, lasting policy dialogue, and continued Generations Together efforts.

The Chronicle-Telegram Bill Neikirk Robert Binstack Case Western Reserve University Neikirk National Council On Aging Mary Wadas Senior Citizens Association of Lorain County Inc

Priorities Should Put People First In Federal Budget

Stanley R. Borenstein argues that federal spending favors corporations and defense over essential needs. He urges rebalancing toward education, health, housing, and services for the homeless, aged, disabled, and unemployed, citing Dukakis as a model for teacher investment and calling for local focus on school funding and public safety.

Persian Gulf Central America Wilberforce University Jesse Helm Iran Michael Dukakis Massachusetts Time Magazine Dukakis Elyria Stanley R. Borenstein Dayton

Russian doubletalk from Mr Gorbachev on government choice

The Chronicle-Telegram notes Mr Gorbachev says every country should choose its government while invoking the Monroe Doctrine to argue against Soviet actions in Cuba Nicaragua and Afghanistan. The piece accuses him of doubletalk and mixed messages.

Gorbachev Tom Brokaw America Cuba Nicaragua Afghanistan Afghanistan. They Want Their Own Government But Mr. Gorbachev

Aging, health, and a Thanksgiving cafeteria visit

A reflective letter notes aging among peers while the writer touts personal fitness habits. He recalls quitting smoking, cycling 30,000 miles on an Aerodyne, and maintaining stretches, then shares a Thanksgiving host stint at EMH's hospital cafeteria where coworkers and diners greet him with friendliness and humor.

Don Taylor EMH

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