Bright hopes for 1992 in Lorain County economy
In the New Year message, the Lorain County outlook cites Invacare Nordson Elyria Foundry Elyria Manufacturing and United Way as bright spots. It notes auto industry shifts, ongoing pilot education initiatives, and a 2020 committee to improve regional quality of life with optimism for 1992.
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John Beckett
Lorain County
Chronicle Telegram invites readers to send letters to editor
The Chronicle Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and states letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or fax to 329 7187.
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Amherst Eagles 1442 Thank Santa Helpers for Christmas Party
The Amherst Eagles 1442 thank Sue Cain and Santa Helpers for brightening Dec 14 for 100 children at the annual Christmas party with a magician and gifts. President Robert W. Voss praises the festive effort and wishes a Merry Christmas to all.
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The Vandalism Question and Family Reflections
A couple recalls raising nine children with limited money but abundant love. The husband, 35 years at his job, provided for the family as the youngest child reaches 20. The narrative includes a granddaughter inviting them to a Cascade School concert in Elyria.
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Flint Ridge Lighting Impresses Elyria Community
The Chronicle Telegram thanks Elyria residents for their outdoor displays and praises Flint Ridge for a fantastic lighting show. Nela Park in Cleveland cannot hold a candle to Flint Ridge, and organizers look forward to next year’s decorations by Elyrians.
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Economic collapse implied by outsourcing jobs to Mexico
The article argues that Valmont Electric workers face a 40 percent wage cut and job loss if they refuse, with many jobs already moved to Mexico. It links factory outsourcing to broader economic decline, urging a political shift to curb global corporations and protect American workers.
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Japanese charity drives reshape US market strategy
A Washington column argues Japan uses philanthropy to polish its image and advance long term business goals in the United States. It cites rising donations, 396 new plants in the past year, and concerns from the United Auto Workers about trade and labor practices. A mini editorial notes Honecker seeks refuge in Cuba as a humanitarian deselection.
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