Avon High site plan urges land buy before prices rise
Avon schools push a 1.25 mill, five year levy to fund a new high school and buy land now before demand raises prices. A citizens committee reviews about five potential sites after a November vote loss and a Detroit Road Route 611 site option expires in March. Enrollment expected to grow, making a new campus necessary.
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Avon
Board of Education
Detroit Road
Route 611
Citizens
Detroit
Chronicle - Telegram
Editorial page invites reader opinions and letters
The Chronicle-Telegram announces on the editorial page that opinions in editorials, guest pieces, and cartoons are intended to challenge readers to form their own views and invites letters to the editor sharing thoughts and reactions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Prosecutor invited to Elyria Township meeting
A resident asks Elyria Township to invite Prosecutor Greg White to explain why trustees lack guidance. The letter complains of unanswered calls and a certified letter return, claims trustees pay large sums to undeserving parties, and urges White to attend the February 7 meeting at 7 30 PM in Elyria Township Hall.
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Elyria Township
Greg White
Mr. White
Elyria Earned Income Tax Debate Appeals to Voters
Bernard Dowdell and residents urge Elyria citizens to back a Feb 8 vote to keep the 1.5 percent earned income tax, arguing grass-roots revenue funds police, fire, lighting and recreation services. Bob and Shirley Guinta support the effort. Guinta serves as City Council president.
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City Council
Elyria
Deadline passes for letters on Elyria Avon elections
The Chronicle Telegram notes that the deadline for letters to the editor about Tuesday's Elyria and Avon elections has passed. The paper will publish no further letters on these elections after Sunday.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Elyria
Avon
Chronicle
Tonya Harding and Olympic elites clash over Lillehammer fate
The column rails at Tonya Harding amid Kerrigan case while predicting the Olympic powers will bar her from Lillehammer. It critiques media hype money and sport ethics, arguing Harding should be allowed to skate but fears moguls will force her out.
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Phillies
Harding
Rocky Graziano
Nancy Kerrigan
Tonya
Nancy
Lillehammer
Jeff
U.S
Norway
Hill
Ary Clinton
Kerrigan
CBS
Mexico City
NBC
James M. Cain
Gillooly
FBI
Iladmit Harding
Ben Johnson
Nike
Reebok
Vegas
Washington columnist Sandy Grady for Daily News
Sandy Grady is the Washington columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, delivering politically focused opinion pieces from the capital.
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Sandy Grady
Washington
The
Philadelphia Daily News
Lorena Bobbitt and the era of gender conflict explodes
Joseph Perkins critiques wartime gender rhetoric sparked by the Bobbitt case and wider scandals. He argues not all men are predators, urges fair treatment of men, and questions campus rape and harassment data while noting supportive feminist reactions and public vigil.
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Kim Gandy
National Organization For Women
Lorena
Bobbitt
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Ms. Magazine
National Institute For Mental Health
Neil Gilbert
University of California At Berkeley
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