Hometown Careers Day Highlights Lorain County Students
Lorain County juniors and seniors showcased at Hometown Careers Day with fifteen local employers from banks hospitals and schools. Attendance usually 150 to 200, but fewer firms this year due to hiring slowdowns. sponsors include the Chronicle-Telegram.
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A House Divided Tells of Federal Fines and Fun
The EPA and Energy Department clashed over cleanup at Fernald Ohio. Fines of twenty thousand dollars weekly were levied but escrow holds the payment, citing no appropriation to cover the costs. The column mocks government squabbles and proposes outsourcing to a Department of Redundancy.
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Penal Holiday Inn finances and early release costs
Leonard J. Staysniak of Elyria criticizes education spending and penal system costs. He argues higher jail charges shift burden from the public to law abiding residents, noting Lorain County Jail’s per inmate daily fee and the impact of 1600 early releases on senior and fixed income communities. He calls for accountability and reform.
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Calls for Revolution and Constitutional Alarm
A citizen letter argues growing middle class decline and loss of constitutional rights. The author accuses leaders of lies and greed, warns of collapse, and poses rebellion as a potential path to restore strength, signing as JOHN A. THOMPSON JR.
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Powers That Be
Jess
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes 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 Ohio 44036. Fax letters to 329-7272.
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Not-Forgotten Box toys through decades and people
A Chronicle-Telegram memory piece recounts the Not-Forgotten Box toy drive begun in 1956, its evolution, and community impact. It notes Salvation Army aid, changing charity landscape with United Way, and editor Andy Young’s reflection on journalism’s role in supporting needy families during holidays.
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Doctors and lawyers clogging workers' comp, cost sky high
Hartford report blames unscrupulous doctors and lawyers for the $60 billion annual workers' compensation burden. It cites billboard ads and schemes in California as evidence, noting insurers and states bear the cost while reform battles unfold in Texas. The piece highlights physician incentives, legal advocates, and political pressure shaping no fault systems.
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