Elyria Aims for New Year Progress in 1996
The piece outlines 18 Envision Elyria goals for 1996 including expanding industrial land, opening Twin Bridges, improving downtown planning, starting a new police station, and City Hall issues. It highlights inoculation of infants, cooperation between county and city, and beautification efforts along Ely Square and Middle Avenue, urging community involvement.
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Don’t fault carriers for absent mail
A retired Elyria letter carrier argues the post office and city streets contribute to mail delays. He cites 24 year old trucks unable to handle snow, unplowed side streets, and distant plowing near mailboxes. He urges residents to clear walks to aid delivery and local workers.
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Snowy Street Parking Sparks City Frustration
A reader blasts City Council over recurring snow parking problems on side streets. The letter cites unsafe traffic with cars parked on both sides and calls for strict snow parking rules like Avon, urging mayoral action to treat the area as a growing city.
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Ridgeville column praised by Chamber of Commerce
North Ridgeville Chamber of Commerce executive director Noll thanks The Chronicle-Telegram for reinstating the Ridgeville column. The board calls the move positive for promoting the community and its businesses and residents as Mr. Gleisser and other correspondents are now read eagerly.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and notes edits may be made for brevity and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio box 4010 44036 or fax 329 7272 or transfer by email to macrond freenet lorain oberiin ade.
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Compromise remains elusive in Clinton era budget standoff
Roll Call notes the 1995 budget impasse as Congress and the White House clash over CBO versus OMB estimates. It highlights shutdowns affecting 260,000 federal workers, risk of debt default, and calls for Blue Dogs and Senate moderates to push compromise ahead of 1996 elections.
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Grim year for hard-line Communists as reform tests rise
Holger Jensen, international editor of the Rocky Mountain News, surveys North Korea, Cuba, Vietnam and China. He notes famine pressures in North Korea, limited private enterprise in Cuba, cautious reform in Vietnam, and Beijing's mix of state control with market openings. He argues aging communist bosses face internal strain and external pressures as they balance ideology with economic reality.
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