Three Big Challenges in Reagan State of the Union
Reagan flags three initiatives in his fifth State of the Union. He urges studies on stabilizing the world monetary system welfare reform to reduce dependency and a plan to insure the elderly against costly illness. He seeks a line item veto and tax reform, while facing congressional resistance.
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Reagan Luck Quiets Inflation as Oil Prices Fall
The piece argues Reagan benefits from OPEC dynamics and a global oil glut easing inflation and trade imbalances. It also notes Soviet leader Gorbachev showing willingness to discuss nuclear disarmament, suggesting luck could shape a pivotal era in his tenure.
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Teacher in Space Dreamer Christa McAuliffe Dies
The article recalls Christa McAuliffe the first teacher in space and her goal to turn the shuttle mission into a live classroom. It notes her aims to spark student interest in science and the Young Astronaut Council's role in organizing the selection and travel for finalists, and the tragedy of the disaster.
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The Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Urges STEM Push
The Lorain Chronicle-Telegram prints a February 8 1986 editorial urging NASA to send another teacher to replace Mrs Meduliffe. It argues U S educational standing is declining and warns that without reform Americans may lose technological leadership. It cites NSF data on international math and science performance and contrasts US figures with Japan West Germany and the Soviet Union.
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Opinionated Catholics defy church authority in critique
A Chronicle-Telegram column argues that many Catholics lack basic teachings and defy church authority. It condemns Andrew Greeley and claims popes preserve faith while change is limited to discipline and liturgy. The letter references Pius XI and Pius X and warns against worldly influence.
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Time Wasting Research Critique Upsets Elyria Council
The Elrya City Council faces criticism for delaying action while pursuing three studies on Bell Clothing building purchase traffic rerouting and B-2 zone parking. The writer argues the effort wastes time and money and serves bureaucratic self interest rather than solving problems.
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Awaiting California’s long-awaited big one earthquake
Letter writer from Elyria describes years in California, mocks the absence of a major quake, compares se vere weather events, and urges preparedness while expressing mixed feelings about the anticipated seismic event. He advocates stricter birth and adoption document checks for missing children centers.
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A Hunting Trip Hoax Ended With a Horse Shot Story
Kipling cites a yarn about John Madock known as Mr Elyria Parks. He and three friends plan a hunt at a friend's farm. John shoots the old mare after a mock quarrel, then the car speeds away leaving him in the road. He later laments the failed ride with a rifle.
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