Lorain County Eyes Chamber of Commerce for Economic Development
Lorain County commissioners plan a Thursday vote on reviving the Economic Development Department with a proposal to hand much work to the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce as a permanent measure. Commissioner Blair backs it while Vasi warns of conflicts of interest and loss of public control. Jacoby shifts from a year trial to keeping development as a governmental duty under commissioners.
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Deep Blue versus Kasparov: man tests the chess machine
The Philadelphia contest pits Gary Kasparov against IBM’s Deep Blue on a 62 square board. Deep Blue’s 32 billion bits and preprogrammed Kasparov data promise strong computer play, but the human mind may still outthink the machine in the six game match for human dignity and artistic judgment.
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E-Check Critique Sparks Lorain County Frustration
Readers condemn politicians across Lorain County for failing to challenge the EPA E-Check program. They call out city councils mayors trustees commissioners state reps and the governor for a lack of action or investigation. The letter laments education campaigns and accuses officials of misleading the public about environmental reform.
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Lorain County
EPA
Planet Earth
Teacher Pay math reveal in Ohio district dispute
A reader argues that calculating per hour wages for teachers shows a veteran teacher with a master’s degree earns about 20.16 per hour when factoring in daily rates and time spent grading. The letter compares child care costs to educator compensation and stresses teachers’ responsibility.
Readers defend teachers amid wage debate
A letter writer agrees teachers earn less than babysitters by hour and argues teachers give more than pay reflects. They urge Ms Kurowski to value children’s futures and become involved as a school volunteer to learn what education entails.
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Ms. Kurowski
Taxpayer questions school funding in Cleveland levy debate
Ruth A. Wade argues in a Chronicl-Telegram letter that Browns fever crowds contrast with school funding apathy. She challenges priorities and questions lottery profits used to promote the lottery and salaries, asking if local parents supported the levy and urging reader engagement.
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Browns
Lorain County Commissioner race stressed in unity call
In the Lorain County race a Republican candidate for the Board of Commissioners pledges equal service to all residents, criticizing interparty squabbling and stressing competence, efficiency, and nonpartisan governance for every township village and city resident.
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Lorain County
Lord Willing
Letters to the Editor Rules at Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegraph publishes letters to the editor and edits for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria Ohio 44036 Fax 3297272 or email macroneltreenet brain Oberlin.edu
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Anonymous author likely a power spouse in Washington
Clarence Page analyzes the mystery of the author known as Anonymous behind the bestseller Primary Colors. He argues the real writer is likely a spouse of a powerful figure, noting insider talk, market success, and publishing deals while highlighting Washington’s social dynamics and ego driven speculation.
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Soand- So
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