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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1994

Page

10

Avon’s planning clash. compromise needed on housing density

Avon faces a rural versus residential planning debate driven by 2,000 acres of wetlands and pressure from Cuyahoga County. Mayor Smith backs a density cap of 1.26 to 1.5 homes per acre and enforceable undeveloped-acre upkeep, while residents favor one-acre lots and slower growth. Developers push cluster zoning to save costs, but adequate amenities and quality neighborhoods are demanded.

Avon Western Reserve Jim Smith Smith Planning Commission

Playboy Reading Battle At LA County Firehouses

The Los Angeles County Fire Department bans sexually oriented publications in work areas including lounges dormitories and lockers sparking a First Amendment suit by Captain Steve Johnson backed by the ACLU and Playboy. The department argues nudity could offend female firefighters while Johnson says reading Playboy is not harmful and should be allowed.

America Los Angeles County Fire Department Playboy Penthouse Steve Johnson American Civil Liberties Union Johnson Sacramento Calif Bee

Gas station need identified for Chestnut Ridge area Elyria

The city of Elyria lacks a gasoline station in the Chestnut Ridge Road and Route 57 area. Between East River Street and Abbe Road south from East Broad Street to Chestnut Ridge Road, no fueling site exists, with the nearest station on Route 57 south of East Broad Street at Route 62 and Grafton Road.

Elyria Chestnut Ridge Road East River Street Abbe Road East Broad Street Route 62 Grafton Road

Rumors of Prosecutor White and the Pecora Case

A noted rumor claims Prosecutor White expressed regret over Ron Pecora’s prison sentence, suggesting political ambitions influence past actions. The account accuses White of manipulating the case, labeling Pecora a racist to taint the jury and derail defense, causing lasting harm to Pecora and his family.

Ron Pecora Ron Mr. White White

Plea for Clemency and Workers' Act Reform

A letter criticizes White for hardline actions in the Pecora case and urges clemency from Gov. Voinovich. It questions the prosecutor's leverage and notes Feb 9 hearings in Akron where 47 of 60 were appeals against Bureau of Workers Compensation denials. It also cites a moratorium on processing claims against self insured employers and calls for safeguards in the reform act. Levey, Mondello & Levey, attorneys at law, sign.

White Ron Ron Pecora Columbus Mr. Whyte Pecora Akron Bureau of Workers Compensation Bureau The Industrial Commission

Workers Compact slows down claims in Ohio bureaus

The Workers Compensation Reform Act HB 107 took effect on October 20 1993 and is criticized for slowing claim processing. In Cleveland hearing schedules dropped over 50 percent while Akron schedules rise as injured workers appeal claim denials.

Bureau Cleveland Akron

Oliver North depicted in anti left tide cartoon

The Op Ed cartoon by JOSEPH MCKAY from Amherst presents Oliver North in a Marine uniform captioned The Few The Proud The Felon. It portrays him as helping to stem a radical left tide and triggers public reaction to his role.

Oliver North North

Letters to the Editor Etiquette and Address Info

The Chronicle-Telegram outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requires signature full home address and telephone number and provides mailing and fax details for submission.

Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Exnall Lorain Oberlin

Justice Blackmun swap on Roe and death penalty urged

Oal Thomas of Washington urges Justice Blackmun to reverse Roe v. Wade and oppose capital punishment, proposing a deal: if Blackmun reverses Roe, supporters will back life without parole for murderers. The column critiques abortion, punishment philosophy, and liberal views on justice.

Supreme Court Harry Blackmun Roe Blackmun Callins Mr. Justice

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D. Hudnutt A. Cooper Andrew R. Young Arnold Miller Andrew V. Ruckman Editorial Cuyahoga County Rogisbune Chestnut Rt Prosecutor White Ome Mee Levey Mondello & Levey, Attorneys At Law Hamlet Joseph McKay Amherst Bruce Edwin Callins Fort Worth Blaclanan C.S. Lewis Lewis Oal Thomas Washington
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