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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1990
Page
3
A Japanese newspaper reports Mazda Motor Co concealed safety problems in certain passenger cars three years ago, prompting President Norimasa Furuta and 17 top managers to voluntarily cut salaries by up to 10 percent in early 1991. This act highlights cultural differences with American firms and Ford's 1973 emissions scandal.
The article weighs mixed signals from Bush White House and military leaders on US readiness to strike Saddam Hussein if Iraq stays in Kuwait. Reports conflict about readiness by Jan 15, with White House assurances clashing with generals’ cautions. Senators briefed on possible five day war add to public unease about policy and timing.
Readers in North Royalton and beyond weigh in on church and state, defending divine guidance and criticizing separation of church and state. Robert T. Rodriguez, Walter Rodman, and Dorothy Lucas sign letters from Ohio and Utah, praising God and condemning liberalism while honoring Donald Bradley Jr. and a Cleveland detective.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 3297187 for transmission.
Washington bureau chief Sandy Grady questions the plan to send Vice President Quayle to boost morale with a desert visit and speech for Desert Shield troops. He notes Quayle’s draft history and compares the stunt to past criticisms of leaders who avoided combat. The piece suspects the move could backfire politically and culturally.
The Air Force plans to retire its A-10 fleet known as Wart Hogs in Saudi service and replace them with a modified F-16. Army officials and Congress question the move as costly and possibly ineffective, arguing the A-10's close air support role is better suited to its design. Air Force Major General Joe Ralston defends the F-16 upgrade as faster and more agile for today’s battles.
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