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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1999
Page
6
Elyria voters approved the 4.95 mill school levy by 762 votes on February 2, choosing a long term investment in education. The measure preserves programs, avoids deep cuts, and supports teachers and staff while the district faces about 1.4 million in ongoing shortfall.
A writer argues Elyria downtown shows Jekyll and Hyde traits with Broad Street home to 17 bars and taverns. He claims police harassment of late night patrons is unfounded, noting that bars support city taxes and prevent Broad Street’s buildings from vacancy and blight.
A reader argues Elyria has two sides, praising late night patronage yet warning of overzealous officers who seek quick money. The letter suggests authorities should tolerate both aspects without heavy interference.
County office reports dispute among commissioners over certain policies. proponents say open debate spurs change while critics warn of misrepresentation by the press. The disagreement highlights tensions within local government and the need for transparent discussion.
The writer asserts that conflict fosters creativity and innovation and helps personal growth. They argue controversy tests ideas, prevents complacency, and maintains a voice for the people when issues involve disputing parties.
Mary Jo Vasi, a Lorain County commissioner, appears in Olmsted Township matters addressing local governance. No Kid ding.
Des Moines Register columnist Donald Kaul compares Republicans pushing Clinton impeachment to Lyndon Johnson’s Vietnam quagmire. He denounces GOP leadership, race and identity issues, and cites poll trends, House managers, and Trent Lott while urging witness testimony and warning of party decline.
Monica Lewinsky delivered the same answers as in prior grillings seeking a presidential apology rather than new disclosures. The testimony focused on obstruction of justice questions while White House lawyers avoided cross examination, ending with an apology on behalf of the president and leaving Senators to decide next steps.
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