Residency rule urged for new Keystone superintendent
The Chronicle-Telegram editorial argues for required district residency for the Keystone school chief replacing David Ring. It cites local officials and readers praising in-district living for accountability, accessibility, and tax insight, noting nine of nine local superintendents live in the district while five do not, and urging better example and housing help for candidates.
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Keystone
David Ring
Medina County
Darrel Tyler
Chronicle-Telegram
Sonya Moreno
Elyria Board of Education
James Couch
Midview Board
Mareno
Couch
Lorain County
Heart patient thanks Dr Kherani for care
A patient recalls Dr Kherani’s attentive treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a 1990 heart cath led to a five-vessel bypass by Dr Welsher. He visited daily, and the patient still has biannual checkups. The patient quotes Dr Kherani: “Don’t thank me, thank God.” The piece ends with an aside about lake fish warnings.
Letters to the Editor decry fish health scare and funding motives
A reader argues that warnings about eating Lake Erie fish are sensationalist and fearmongering. He cites past health scares, accuses the Ohio Division of Wildlife of promoting a damaging image, and questions federal grant incentives behind such studies. Capt. Jaycox of the Miss Majestic is named.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Lake Erie
Ohio
Rules for letters to the Chronicle Telegram readers
The Chronicle Telegram outlines letters to the editor including submission guidelines and required contact details. It notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity and provides mail fax and email options for sending letters to the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria Ohio.
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Macronel
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Borain
Cberin
Edu
Trade policy grit toward Japan in a tough stance
A column argues for hardening U.S. trade policy with Japan to shrink the $60 billion bilateral deficit cited in 1992. It cites Iacocca, Motorola losses, and calls for bold measures, including appointing Lee Iacocca to lead negotiations, while insisting on strategic concessions to secure long term growth.
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Japan
America
U.S
United States
U.s.japan
Motorola
Christopher Galvin
Iacocca
John F. Kennedy
Lee Iacocca
Chuck Stone
University of North Carolina
Celebrity burnout as TonyaNancy saga fades
Washington columnist notes the Tonya Harding Nancy Kerrigan feud dominates media attention but will fade. The piece moans over celebrity culture, predicts future TV deals and parodies, and laments a public fixated on glamorous figures while naming numerous stars and media figures.
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Tonya Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
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Nancy
Connie Chung
CBS
Bimbo
IRS
Ross Perot
Portland
Ore
Light
Life
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