Voinovich plan sparks debate on Ohio school funding
Gov George Voinovich proposes a tax equity reform shifting aid among Ohio districts. Critics say nine of Lorain County’s 15 districts face reduced state support while wealthy Avon Lake and Avon would gain a larger share. The plan touches only about 1 percent of total state education spending and ignores deeper funding inequities highlighted by a court ruling that Ohio’s system is unconstitutional.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Prompts Reader Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram explains that opinions on the page include editorials, guest editorials, cartoons and columns designed to challenge readers. It invites readers to share thoughts and opinions in a letter to the editor.
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Reese and the political rancor in a reform era
The column quotes Charley Reese blasting complaints and subsidies while detailing harsh stances on abortion and the so called Jew issue. It questions Reese’s rhetoric and speculates about the 1996 election dynamics and the public’s discontent with the ruling party.
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Letters to the Editor Question a Clinton Re election
The writer argues that Clinton's re election is uncertain and suggests a larger challenge. A serious Independent candidate in 1996 could split votes and anger both Democrats and Republicans.
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Ross Perot
Defends Facinelli's right to write
The writer defends Facinelli's liberty to express views on constitutional amendments. He argues the Constitution is well crafted, not divine scripture, and reflects the restraint of its framers who endured tyranny and sought to prevent oppression.
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Tom
Guarded Words on Rights and the Bill of Rights
The author warns that altering the Constitution and Bill of Rights would trigger widespread erosion of freedoms. They fear the decline of protections against unreasonable search and seizure and the right to bear arms, and argue that speech and press rights too could be threatened without safeguards.
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Editor guidance for letters to the editor
Letters to editors must be brief accurate and clear. Include signature full address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax to 3297272 or email macronelfreenetlorainaberlin.edu
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Foster Debates Over Abortion Record Draws Clash With Conservatives
Clarence Page argues that blocking Henry Foster as surgeon general stigmatizes abortion providers and harms moderate policy. The piece criticizes Capitol Hill Republicans for using his abortion history to promote anti abortion extremism while urging balanced, nonviolent approaches in a divided public.
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Whitman as potential GOP running mate in 1996
Conservatives eye Gov Christine Whitman of New Jersey as a possible Republican vice presidential pick, arguing the role has shaped outcomes before and noting the possibility of sudden change in American politics, even at this early stage of the 1996 race.
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Christine Whitman as GOP ticket prospect and Rockefeller roots
William A. Rusher argues Christine Todd Whitman fits the Republican ticket, blending strong tax-cut credentials with an Eastern moderate appeal. He traces her lineage to Rockefeller Republicans, notes her budget stance, and warns conservatives not to abandon conservatism for electability.
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