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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1986
Page
2
A reflective piece surveys the 20th century’s promises and failures from science and war to propaganda. It warns that arrogance, mass persuasion, and nuclear threats shape the move toward the 21st century, urging vigilance against demagogic power and unchecked ambition.
A Webelos den leader narrates becoming a co leader for Den 4 Pack 234. The group plans a field trip to a local television station, experiences a tense solo tour after a helper cancels for an unexpected medical issue, and ends with a boy’s wish for another trip while the narrator cites the looming medical problem.
In a letter to The Chronicle Telegram the writer argues that speeding is a greater daily hazard than drunk driving. He urges drivers to slow down, noting speed-related accidents on curves, jackknifed trucks, and injuries from rear-ends, stressing risk on dry and wet roads alike. He calls for stricter penalties for all reckless speeds.
Letter writer condemns neglect of military personnel after 248 deaths of 1st Airborne Division troops and the Gander crash. He criticizes transport by unsuitable planes, cites 101st Airborne homecoming plane issues, and calls for improved support and equipment for servicemen, extending sympathies to families. He rebukes Reagan era medal displays as insufficient.
Column argues the President may misuse military power without congressional declaration, cites Johnson in the Dominican Republic, Reagan in Nicaragua, and earlier FDR quarantine speech. It contends executive authority allows quick action against foreign threats but warns of unchecked covert actions and lost oversight.
The letter questions Congressman Pease’s influence to protect Lorain steel and shipyard workers. It argues he acted after the fact and failed to prevent job losses, suggesting he should have been in the saddle earlier and delivered a real victory for workers.
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