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The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1995
Page
3
World Temperatures Publisher Editing Notes
A fragmented newspaper masthead lists editorial and advertising roles for The Chronicle Telegram. It includes executive editor managing editor editorial page editor advertising director circulation manager and delivery service notes for Elyria Ohio with postal details and address changes.
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Clinton Imagines Lincoln Top President Visit
In a President's Day reflection Clinton, in a C-SPAN interview, lists Abraham Lincoln as the leader he would most enjoy visiting. He praises Lincoln's growth, language, and suggests lessons for modern governance amid rapid information flood. Hillary Clinton echoing concerns frames democracy's stamina in the Information-Overload Age.
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Conservative critic slams welfare bill as weak on work
Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation says the House Ways and Means subcommittee welfare reform is vastly too weak and lacks a clear work definition. He faults the proposal to state administers, notes a skimpy 2 to 20 percent work activity target, and calls the paternity penalty a sham. Democrats and governors say it will cut welfare without job help.
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Jury pool shifts as panel includes nine Black jurors
New York lawyer William Kunstler comments on jury composition with nine Black jurors one white and two mixed race members and discusses potential difficulty in convicting O J Simpson. Superior Court Judge Lance Ito cited as making errors that could trigger a reversal, while only 12 percent of surveyed lawyers specialized in criminal law and most were defense-focused.
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Bride-to-be Joann Gary Survives Pond Crash Before Wedding
In Augusta Georgia bride to be Joann Gary swerved on wet pavement, struck a tree and slid into a pond while en route to her church for her wedding. She escaped through a window with a tree limb, unable to swim, and emerged unharmed though she lost her shoes attire and accessories.
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Envision Elyria program eyed as community input grows
Chattanooga council member Crockett says similar program to Elyria’s ACT 2000 uses ideas from many sources with input from seniors and students. He cites Chattanooga Venture’s riverfront plans and the Tennessee Aquarium as community goals born from civic engagement.
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Lorain County Welfare Efforts Highlighted by Defense Fund
The Children’s Defense Fund report ranks Lorain County on several fronts including Head Start participation and child care for working poor families. It notes 2 percent of Medicaid children have working poor parents and questions about extending benefits. officials discuss advertising and county variability in estimating needs. The county shows improvements in Head Start waitlists and childcare provision from 1990 to 1993.
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