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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1992
Page
6
In 1993 the Social Security system increases taxes and benefits. Workers face higher wage bases for retirement and Medicare taxes, while monthly benefits rise about 3 percent. Average retiree couples receive around 13,272 annually. aged widows about 608 monthly.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports the death of legendary reporter Gene Legeza on Tuesday. His friendly humor brightened everyone from coworkers to sports figures. Services are set for Saturday as the paper notes no one can replace his unique presence.
The Chronicle-Telegram presents editorials and guest pieces aimed at challenging readers to form opinions. It encourages audience participation through letters to the editor expressing personal views and reactions to the page’s content.
Mary Ryant of Elyria thanks Kathy from Med Life Ambulance Service for stopping to help a senior citizen when the car stalled. Kathy drove to a repair garage and then home, off work that day, and Mary wishes her a happy birthday and joyful holidays.
Richard G. Guza of Cleveland urges Ohio leaders to repeal a proposed new sales tax on the temporary services industry. He argues the levy would raise little revenue, reduce demand, cost jobs, and push companies to seek alternatives. He cites Florida’s repeal after a brief trial and notes the industry’s 2%-3% profit margin.
IC Wagner urges peace and forgiveness after Jason Smith trial acquittal. The writer questions renewed attention to the case, arguing the judge rightly deemed the incident an accident and calls for letting the family rest.
Shannon Douglas of Wellington writes about installing crossrails on Webster Road after friends Chad Coon and Scott Wright were killed and others injured. She urges readers to support safety upgrades to warn of approaching trains and protect families and communities.
Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication. Include signature full address and phone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 3297272 or send by other approved method for possible editing for brevity accuracy and clarity.
William R. Hawkins argues the United States must adopt reforms to boost productivity and invest in human capital. He cites historical lessons from Britain’s decline and Japan’s domestic market strategy, urging market-friendly policies and targeted education and retraining to avoid a future of low-skill jobs and weak growth.
William A. Rusher argues Rush Limbaugh dominates talk radio with 14 million weekly listeners and a No. 1 best seller, praising his preparation, politeness, and wit while noting risks from liberal critics and potential missteps. Rusher profiles Limbaugh personally and warns of scrutiny from politics and media.
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