Public notices affirm the right to know in newspapers
The piece defends public notices as essential for transparency and due process, outlining government actions, bids, taxes, and legal actions published in paid circulation papers. It cites statutes in Ohio, emphasizes general circulation, regular publication, and verifiable paid distribution as proof of access. It notes survey data showing high reader engagement with notices and government news.
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American Opinion Research
Ohio Newspaper Association
Reader supports new Elyria High School and safer routes
A letter to the editor endorses Mayor Grace for prioritizing a new Elyria High School and safer, larger East Bridge and Broad Street area. The writer urges residents to back the high school, cites learning access for all, notes city needs like fire and police stations, city hall, and urges guiding principles for Elyria’s future. The author references personal vehicle details and other letters.
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Bill
Elyria
East Bridge
Broad Street
Letters to the editor accepted with contact details
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and notes they may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include signature, full home address and telephone number, and mail to Editorial Page Editor, Chronicle Telegram, Box 4010, Elyria 44036, or fax 329-7282 or email ect ohio.net.
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Stereotypes and real threats in North American ties
Ben Wattenberg analyzes US relations with Canada and Mexico, noting Canada as a major trading partner yet a terrorism concern, and Mexico’s demographic decline and economic rise. He cites past terrorist plots and argues immigration fears may diminish as Mexico stabilizes and grows economically.
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Canada
America
Bush
Jean Chretien
Vicente Fox
United States
Ahmed Rassam
Port Angeles
Washington
Seattle
Rassam
Osama bin Laden
United Nations
U.S
Press crime and Clinton era media integrity critique
Cal Thomas argues the mainstream press protected the Clintons during eight years by avoiding scrutiny and attacking foes. He cites New York Times coverage, editorial shifts, and claims about pardons and constitutional violations to claim the media only now seeks accountability after Clinton’s tenure.
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White House
Marc Rich
Kenneth Starr
Starr
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Nist
Nat Hentoff
Monica Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Hentoff
Robyn Blumner
St. Petersburg
Fla
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